Hi,
I've got 389-ds configured and I'm busy setting up my sync agreement with my Windows AD server.
My AD has nested OUs e.g. -DivisionOU1 --BranchOU ---Department1OU ---Department2OU --Branch2OU ---Department1OU ---Department2OU
All my users and groups sit in the Department OUs and if I setup my agreement to sync on the Department OU it syncs the users in OU.
If I however point it higher up in the hierarchy it doesn't go down the levels and sync the OUs below it.
Do I need to setup a separate agreement for each OU? Or is there a way I can sync the whole DivisionOU recursively?
I tried searching on the internet for the answer, but all I come across are other people asking the same question and receiving no answer.
Chris Visser Linux/Network Infrastructure
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On 07/09/2012 07:48 AM, Chris Visser wrote:
Hi,
I've got 389-ds configured and I'm busy setting up my sync agreement with my Windows AD server.
My AD has nested OUs e.g. -DivisionOU1 --BranchOU ---Department1OU ---Department2OU --Branch2OU ---Department1OU ---Department2OU
All my users and groups sit in the Department OUs and if I setup my agreement to sync on the Department OU it syncs the users in OU.
If I however point it higher up in the hierarchy it doesn't go down the levels and sync the OUs below it.
Do I need to setup a separate agreement for each OU? Or is there a way I can sync the whole DivisionOU recursively?
I tried searching on the internet for the answer, but all I come across are other people asking the same question and receiving no answer.
It should just work to sync at the Division level. Note that winsync will _not_ create the intermediate OU entries on the 389 side - they must already exist. What errors are you getting in your errors log?
Chris Visser Linux/Network Infrastructure
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You must have all the OU's already created on the 389 side, then the sync agreement will populate them recursively.
Matthew Schmitt
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On Jul 9, 2012, at 6:49 AM, "Chris Visser" chris.visser@rtt.co.za wrote:
Hi,
I've got 389-ds configured and I'm busy setting up my sync agreement with my Windows AD server.
My AD has nested OUs e.g. -DivisionOU1 --BranchOU ---Department1OU ---Department2OU --Branch2OU ---Department1OU ---Department2OU
All my users and groups sit in the Department OUs and if I setup my agreement to sync on the Department OU it syncs the users in OU.
If I however point it higher up in the hierarchy it doesn't go down the levels and sync the OUs below it.
Do I need to setup a separate agreement for each OU? Or is there a way I can sync the whole DivisionOU recursively?
I tried searching on the internet for the answer, but all I come across are other people asking the same question and receiving no answer.
Chris Visser Linux/Network Infrastructure
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