Removing OES2 Linux out of the TREE

Removing a Server Object And Directory Services From a Tree

Use the following syntax:

• ndsconfig rm -a admin FDN eDirectory and its database are removed from the server.

Example, To remove the eDirectory Server object and directory services from a tree, you could enter the following command:

• ndsconfig rm -a cn=admin.o=company

ndsconfig Utility Parameters

• new
  Creates a new eDirectory tree. If the parameters are not specified in the command line, ndsconfig prompts you to enter values for each of the missing parameters.
  
• def
  Creates a new eDirectory tree. If the parameters are not specified in the command line, ndsconfig takes the default value for each of the missing parameters.
  
• add
  Adds a server into an existing tree.
  
• rm
  Removes the Server object and directory services from a tree.
  
• -i
  Ignores a tree of the same name, while installing a new tree. This option is generally not recommended for use.
  
• -S
  Specifies the server name. The default server name is host name.
  
• -t
  The tree name to which the server has to be added. If not specified, ndsconfig uses the tree name from the n4u.base.tree-name parameter specified in the etc/nds.conf file.
  
• -n
  The context of the server into which the Server object is added. If not specified, ndsconfig uses the context from the n4u.nds.server-context parameter specified in the /etc/nds.conf file.
  
• -d
  The directory path where the database files will be stored.
  
• -L
  The TCP port number on the LDAP server.
  
• -l
  The SSL port number on the LDAP server.
  
• -a
  Distinguished name of the User object that has Supervisor rights to the context in which the Server object and directory services will be created.
  
• -e
  Enables clear text passwords for LDAP objects.
  
• -p
  Installs eDirectory Server into an existing tree by specifying the IP address of a server hosting the tree. If this option is used, SLP is not used for tree lookup.
  
• -m
  Specifies the module name to install. While installing a new tree, you can install only the ds module. After installing the ds module, you can add the NMAS, LDAP, SAS, HTTP and SNMP services using the add command. If the module name is not specified, by default, all the five modules are installed.
  
• -o
  Specifies the HTTP clear port number.
  
• -O
  Specifies the HTTP secure port number.
  
• set
  Sets the value for the specified eDirectory configurable parameters. If the parameter list is not specified, ndsconfig lists all the eDirectory configurable parameters.
  
• get
  Lets you view the current value of the eDirectory configurable parameters.
  
• get help
  Lets you view the help strings for the eDirectory configurable parameters.