Zentyal Forum, Linux Small Business Server
Zentyal Server => Installation and Upgrades => Topic started by: nontrivial on June 19, 2012, 10:24:40 pm
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So I have a new install of Zentyal 2.3, and I am working through some issues. One of the issues I have is that my ISP allows static and dynamic IP addresses, so the installer used a dynamic address and then I switched it over to a static address during the initial Zentyal configuration. The problem is that under LDAP Settings, it lists my ISP's information that it got whilst using the dynamic IP address during the initial setup. I would very much like the LDAP settings to reflect my domain name instead of my ISP's. Is there any way to change that information? I am not afraid of CLI administration.
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...The problem is that under LDAP Settings, it lists my ISP's information that it got whilst using the dynamic IP address during the initial setup...
Could you please elaborate on this?
What do you mean? your external IP address is stored somewhere in LDAP server? Where? (I mean where in the DIT?)
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Probably your are talking about the LDAP DN, no way to change it but purging and reinstalling users module.
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Hi all,
Your problem is that once users is enabled, you cannot change the base dn. If you want to do it you will need to reconfigure users module (but this will delete your current users + configuration):
/usr/share/zentyal/unconfigure-module users
And then configure your desired DN in Users menu, before enabling it.
Best regards
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Thanks, yes, the problem was the domain name, not the IP address. I ended up deciding to give up on Zentyal 2.3 and trying 2.2, and while installing I unplugged the network cable until it gave me the option to enter a static IP address and domain name. But it's nice to know there was a way to do that without a reinstall.