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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   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

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   Ubuntu/Debian

   aptitude update
   aptitude install bm-ldap-role

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   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.