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System Requirements: Windows NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista
Duration: 15 hours on 1-DVD
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Content Size: 483MB ( 506,064,896 bytes )

LinuxCBT feat. OpenLDAP Edition focuses on the common Linux | Unix directory services application: OpenLDAP. It is a module of LinuxCBT Directory Services Edition.

OpenLDAP provides a lightweight, central information directory service for countless applications, including general user authentication services. This results in reduced administrative overhead. OpenLDAP also supports replication and encryption, promoting high-availability and security. Furthermore, knowledge of OpenLDAP prepares you to work comfortably with Open Source and commercial LDAP variants.
Let LinuxCBT feat. OpenLDAP Edition cost-effectively teach you Linux | Unix directory skills.

Recommended Prerequisites for:

• Any LinuxCBT Operating System Course (Classic/EL-4|5/SUSE/Debian Editions)
* Open mind & determination to master Linux and related open-source applications
* Access to a Linux or Solaris system to follow the exercises

LinuxCBT feat. OpenLDAP Edition
• Introduction – Features
* Discuss LDAP history
* Enumerate key features
* Discuss typical LDAP applications
* Compare and contrast LDAP namespace to DNS namespace
* Discuss key offline|online administrative tools
* Identify key systems to be used
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• LDAP Concepts
* Explore target Directory Information Tree (DIT)
* Discuss Distinguished Names (DNs)
* Directory Information Tree (DIT)
* Discuss Object Classes
* Discuss Attributes
* Discuss the importance of Schemas
* Explain how LDAP interacts with PAM and NSS to authenticate users
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• Master Server Configuration
* Explore PAM and NSS configuration
* Install and explore OpenLDAP packages
* Configure Master server to serve the default LDAP namespace
* Initiate LDAP server
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• Define Directory Information Tree (DIT)
* Search the default DIT using ‘ldapsearch’
* Update /etc/hosts files with participating LDAP servers
* Use LDAP Browser GUI to explore LDAP DIT
* Explain LDIF entries
* Create the top-level LDAP DIT container object using ‘ldapadd’ with LDIF file
* Create second-level Organizational Units (OUs) for functional groups
* Create users within each second-level OU
* Verify results
* Attempt to create duplicate entries
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• Configure Replication
* Discuss features and benefits
* Explore network topology
* Install required packages on LDAP replication partner (replica)
* Enumerate and execute replication configuration steps
* Evaluate results on master and replica LDAP servers
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• LDAP on Solaris Configuration
* Discuss features and benefits
* Download and install LDAP and required packages
* Update /etc/hosts configuration on replica
* Configure server as LDAP replica
* Verify results
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• LDAP Add
* Discuss features and benefits
* Explain ‘ldapadd’ usage
* Add users to remaining OUs
* Verify results
* Use ‘ldapadd’ with: STDIN and LDIF file
* Use ‘ldapadd’ from replica
* Evaluate results using ‘ldapsearch’ and LDAP Browser GUI
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• LDAP Delete
* Discuss features and benefits
* Explain ‘ldapdelete’ usage
* Delete specific LDAP objects remotely
* Evaluate results
* Delete multiple LDAP objects using STDIN and LDIF
* Evaluate results
* Use ‘ldapsearch’ to derive applicable LDIF statements
* Attempt to delete non-existing and existing items
* Evaluate results using: ‘ldapsearch’ and LDAP Browser GUI
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• LDAP Modify
* Discuss features and benefits
* Confirm current state of DIT on master and replicas using ‘ldapsearch’
* Rebuild the DIT using ‘ldapmodify’
* Confirm results with LDAP Browser GUI
* Modify attributes using ‘ldapmodify’ with LDIF
* Delete objects using ‘ldapmodify’
* Evaluate results
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• LDAP Search
* Discuss features and benefits
* Discuss supported boolean operators
* Discuss filter operators
* Use wildcards in searches
* Peform string searches
* Search distinct OUs for all object types
* Search the DIT for OUs
* Search the DIT for specific attributes
* Search the DIT for specific user objects
* Perform boolean searches
* Evaluate results
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• Logging
* Discuss features and applications
* Explore master server logging and syslog configuration
* Discuss debugging levels
* Start LDAP server in desired debug level
* Evaluate results
* Vary logging verbosity
* Configure logging on replica server
* Evaluate results
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• LDIF
* Discuss features and benfits
* Use ‘ldapsearch’ to explore LDIF entries
* Discuss LDIF structure
* Discuss key object types
* Create a new user object using LDIF
* Delete using LDIF
* Modify using LDIF
* Evaluate results
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• LDAP Schemas
* Discuss features and benefits
* Explain applicability
* Examine ‘slapd.conf’
* Explore default schema files on master and replica servers
* Correlate schemas to LDIF entries
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• Migrate to LDAP Authentication
* Discuss features and benefits
* Migrate primary server to LDAP authentication
* Confirm configuration
* Migrate replica servers to LDAP authentication
* Evaluate results
* Migrate local users from master and replica servers to LDAP DIT
* Confirm results using ‘ldapsearch’
* Confirm authentication of LDAP users on master and replica servers
* Migrate other useful Linux|Unix tables
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• Syncrepl Replication
* Discuss features and benefits
* Migrate from ‘slurpd’ to ‘syncrepl’
* Evaluate results
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• LDAP Security
* Discuss features and benefits
* Explore Access Control Lists (ACLs)
* Configure SSL/TLS encryption
* Evaluate results

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