La commande '/usr/sbin/ls-secldapclntd' permet de lister les informations du client LDAP configuré sur le serveur.
Le résultat est affiché de la façon suivante :
ldapservers=MyldapServer
current ldapserver=MyLdapServer
ldapport=389
active connections=1
ldapversion=3
usercachesize=1000
usercacheused=0
groupcachesize=100
groupcacheused=0
usercachetimeout=0
groupcachetimeout=0
heartbeat interval=300
numberofthread=10
connectionsperserver=10
authtype=LDAP_AUTH
searchmode=ALL
defaultentrylocation=LDAP
ldaptimeout=60
serverschematype=RFC2307AIX
userbasedn=ou=People,cn=aixdata
groupbasedn=ou=Groups,cn=aixdata
idbasedn=ou=System,cn=aixdata
userobjectclass=posixaccount,account,shadowaccount,aixauxaccount,ibm-securityIdentities
groupobjectclass=posixgroup,aixauxgroup
Pour lister l'état du démon 'LDAP' client, lancer 'lssrc -s secldapclntd'
Informations du MAN AIX V6.1
ls-secldapclntd Command
Purpose
The ls-secldapclntd command lists the status of the secldapclntd daemon process.
Syntax
/usr/sbin/ls-secldapclntd
Description
The ls-secldapclntd command lists the secldapclntd daemon status. The information returned includes the
following:
* The LDAP server the secldapclntd daemon is talking to
* The LDAP server port number
* The version of the LDAP protocol used
* User base DN
* Group base DN
* System (id) base DN
* User cache size
* User cache size used
* Group cache size
* Group cache size used
* Cache time out (time to live) value
* secldapclntd to LDAP server heart beat interval
* Number of thread used by secldapclntd daemon
* Authentication mechanism in use
* Attribute search mode
* Default user attribute entry location
* Timeout period (seconds) for LDAP client requests to the server
* User objectclass used in the LDAP server
* Group objectclass used in the LDAP server
Security
A user with the aix.security.ldap authorization is authorized to use this command.
Example
1 1.To list the status of the secldapclntd daemon, type:
/usr/sbin/ls-secldapclntd
Files
/etc/security/ldap/ldap.cfg
Contains information needed by the secldapclntd daemon to connect to the server.
Related Information
The secldapclntd daemon
The mksecldap, stop-secldapclntd, start-secldapclntd, restart-secldapclntd, and flush-secldapclntd
commands.
The /etc/security/ldap/ldap.cfg file.
