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here is a addressbook cheatsheet:
01. login to admin console
02. select Service Management --> SSO adapter --> SSO adapter templates --> New
03. specify
a. name = SUN-ONE-ADDRESS-BOOK
b. template to copy = [SUN-ONE-ADDRESS-BOOK]
select Next
04. specify properties
Note: many of these properties are retrieved using the Messaging Server
configuration utility, configutil.
a. host: directory server host
$> configutil -o local.service.pab.ldaphost
ips-perf12.red.iplanet.com
b. port: directory server port
$> configutil -o local.service.pab.ldapport
389
c. pabSearchBase: search base for the pab
$> configutil -o local.service.pab.ldapbasedn
o=pab
d. userSearchBase: search base for the users. I specify this as the root suffix
of the organization, i.e.:
dc=red,dc=iplanet,dc=com
this value can be more specific if necessary
e. aid: pab administrator dn (fully qualified)
$> configutil -o local.service.pab.ldapbinddn
uid=msg-admin-ips-perf12.red.iplanet.com-20031017183457Z, ou=People, o=Engineering Organization, dc=red,dc=iplanet,dc=com
f. adminPassword: pab administrator password
$> configutil -o local.service.pab.ldappasswd
FYX67
g. imapHost: messaging server (imap) host
ips-perf12.red.iplanet.com
h. imapPort: messaging server (imap) port
$> configutil -o service.imap.port
143
i. clientPort: messaging server client port
$> configutil -o service.http.port
81
If you want to get all the pab configuration settings, you could perform:
$> configutil | grep pab
05. logout of admin console
06. login to portal desktop
07. edit address book channel
08. specify credentials and Save
If you are still encountering problems, please specify debug level to "message" in the
$ISBASEDIR/SUNWam/lib/AMConfig.properties file, restart the web container, and send us
the /var/opt/SUNWam/debug/ssoAdapter debug logfile
Hope this helps!
Ed
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