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Many of the options to ldapdelete have to do with how you bind to the directory. Posting that here would be dangerous, so I highly recommend reading the man page for ldapdelete to get a feel for what the options do.
The commandline ldap* utilities are cumbersome for most simple operations, a gui is much nicer (except for bulk stuff). I've found luma to be one of the better ones. |
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No problem about security, this is a virtual test network, all the names and configurations are fictitious, I am learning how to do all this, this command did the trick.
ldapdelete -x -D "cn=administrator,dc=sienic,dc=local" -W "uid=SIENIC-01$,ou=Machines,dc=sienic,dc=local" Enter LDAP Password: I will check Luma to see how it works. Thanks |
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