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Integrating MacOS X and Novell eDirectory 21

dn: cn=<YourServer.com>:/<YourSharePoint>,ou=mounts,o=<SomeO>

changetype: modify

add: aplVfstype

aplVfstype: url

add: aplVfsdir

aplVfsdir: /Network/Servers

add: aplVfsopts

aplVfsopts: net

aplVfsopts:

url==afp://;AUTH=NO%20USER%20AUTHENT@<YourServer.com>/<YourSharePoint>

Where: YourServer.com can be either the DNS name or the IP address of your

server.

YourSharePoint is the NetWare AFPTCP exported volume name. By

default, it has the format of SERVERNAME.VOLUMENAME.

E – Options for base64 encoding a value

There are a few options for base64 encoding a value. For Mac OS X and *NIX users you

can download a command line application called base64, the syntax for the command is

“base64 –e - -“ then you would type in the value, hit enter and then control-D. Then you

would receive the encoded value from standard output. You may also script this with

tools like sed and awk. The other option is to write a shell script with PERL for example,

PERL has base64 modules available. The base64 CLI application is available at:

http://www.fourmi-lab.ch/webtools/base64. The base64 PERL module is available at

http://www.cpan.org/ .

F – Manually Extending the Schema

NOTE: This is NOT the suggested method of extending the schema, the suggested

method is to use the LDIF file from section 2 as using an LDIF file is much easier

and faster.

This will contain the information needed to mount the users Netware home directory. To

create the attribute in eDirectory

1. Open ConsoleOne and authenticate

2. Select “Schema Manager” from the “Tools” menu option in ConsoleOne

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