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CMS Redundant LDAP Servers

Brian Meade
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I'm trying to figure out the best way to do redundant LDAP Servers in CMS 2.3.

 

I tried creating 3 different LDAP Sources linked to 3 different LDAP Servers but this results in errors about duplicate users.

 

These are all the same LDAP source, just multiple servers.  I don't see any way in the API to put multiple LDAP servers under one LDAP source.

 

What's the correct way to do this?

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See here:

Partial LDAP redundancy via DNS, requires ICMP

CSCvh65991
 
There is no built-in method to do periodic sync, you'd need to schedule a CRON job (or similar) externally and perform the sync.
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Hi @Brian Meade,

 please take a look at the following: LDAP Server Methods and CMS with LDAP.

 

Hope this helps,

 Marcelo Morais

 

it looks like I should have an LDAP Source for each LDAP Server which is what I had.  Every time I use the sync all though from webadmin, it just finds duplicates and stops since the users exist in all 3 sources.  Deleting the other 2 sources and syncing resolves the issue but I lose redundancy then.

 

Also, is there any way to have the server do periodic syncs automatically?

See here:

Partial LDAP redundancy via DNS, requires ICMP

CSCvh65991
 
There is no built-in method to do periodic sync, you'd need to schedule a CRON job (or similar) externally and perform the sync.
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Jaime,

 

Do you have any details around the implementation of this?  It says creating multiple A-records.  Do I just want A-Records for each LDAP Server then still have 3 LDAP Servers and 3 LDAP Sources configured?

No, this is simply redundancy via DNS.

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