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I am following the video instructions(https://youtu.be/wL_PDAPzgy) for setting up OpenDJ, do not get the 'Backend' error when importing the WindchillDS exported ldif file. Is there another way by creating the 'backend' first in OpenDJ before importing the ldif file? Many thanks in advance)
I follow this procedure
export ldif data from current WindchillDS
-> d:\tmp-rehost\240327_export.ldif
remove WindchillDS / switch to new host
install opendj
start openDJ
open std commandline, navigate to <opendj install>\bat
import-ldif.bat --ldifFile d:\tmp-rehost\240327_export.ldif --backendID userRoot --port 4444 --bindDN cn=Manager --bindPassword <something> --trustAll --noPropertiesFile --rejectFile D:\tmp-rehost\rejected.txt --skipFile D:\tmp-rehost\skipped.txt --skipSchemaValidation
stop and restart openDJ
open OpenDJ control panel
you should see all data from the export ldif / WindchillDS
Many thanks! Will give it a shot.
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It did not. Getting a simple bind error when I follow the steps given.
Assuming OpenDJ Community Edition...
https://www.openidentityplatform.org/opendj
You can install OpenDJ and create the initial backend root at the same time.
Extract your Java and OpenDJ to a common location:
D:\PTC\OpenDJ-4.6.2\java
D:\PTC\OpenDJ-4.6.2\opendj
Once extracted to the proper location, start an elevated cmd shell and run the following commands to install it.
set opendj_home=D:\PTC\OpenDJ-4.6.2\opendj
set java_home=D:\PTC\OpenDJ-4.6.2\Java
pushd %opendj_home%
setup.bat -h localhost -p 389 --ldapsPort 636 --adminConnectorPort 4444 --enableStartTLS --generateSelfSignedCertificate --rootUserDN "cn=Manager" --rootUserPassword {password} --baseDN o=ptc --addBaseEntry --cli --acceptLicense --no-prompt
That will build OpenDJ with a default base DN (root) of o=ptc.
Per the video (timestamp ~4:20), you "should" be able to manually create a new backend root on an existing OpenDJ.