Procedure

1. Install the packages required on the BlueMind host server:

   Ubuntu/Debian RedHat/CentOS

   
   

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   Ubuntu/Debian

   aptitude update
   aptitude install bm-plugin-admin-console-ldap-export bm-plugin-core-ldap-export

   
   

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   We invite you to update your installations and consult the documentation for BlueMind version 4.8.

   
   

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   RedHat/CentOS

   yum update
   yum install bm-plugin-admin-console-ldap-export bm-plugin-core-ldap-export

2. Restart BlueMind:

   bmctl restart

3. Install the package bm-ldap-role on the server on which you want the LDAP directory to run (which may be the BlueMind server or another separate server)

   Ubuntu/Debian RedHat/CentOS

   
   

   You are currently viewing the documentation for BlueMind version 3.5, whose support will end on June 30, 2024.

   We invite you to update your installations and consult the documentation for BlueMind version 4.8.

   
   

   This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

   Ubuntu/Debian

   aptitude update
   aptitude install bm-ldap-role

   
   

   You are currently viewing the documentation for BlueMind version 3.5, whose support will end on June 30, 2024.

   We invite you to update your installations and consult the documentation for BlueMind version 4.8.

   
   

   This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

   RedHat/CentOS

   yum update
   yum install bm-ldap-role

4. Assign the role to the server. To do this:
   
   • while logged in as admin0, go to the admin console > Application Servers
   • if your are using a separate server that does not exist yet, add it using the button New > Host
   • select the server and go to the "Server roles" tab
   • in the "LDAP Directory" section, check "LDAP master directory created by BlueMind":
     
5. Click "Save" to confirm
6. Next, link this server to the domains as desired.
   To do this, go to the section Domain Management > Manage Domains and:
   • select the domain you want to export in LDAP format
   • go to the "BM Services" tab
   • select the server for the service with the same name "LDAP master directory created by BlueMind":
     
   • Click "Save" to confirm
   Repeat this process for each domain as required.