Find the Organization Name. (If you already know the Organization
Name, skip to Step 1b).
At the completion of dsinstall, a message like this is displayed.
For
your information (note these for future
reference
along with the Administrator password):
Directory
tree name: RILEY_TREE
Directory
context: O=hp
Administrator
name: CN=Admin.O=hp
Press
<Enter> to continue.
The Organization Name specified is shown as O=Organization
Name. In this example, the line
Administrator name: CN=Admin.O=hp
indicates that the Organization Name is hp.
If you do not know this name, you can use dsinstall to find
it. Enter dsinstall and select Remove Directory Services
from this server (you will not actually remove NDS).
When you get the Warning message:
Warning: Do NOT remove the Directory
unless absolutely necessary. The Directory
is a database of information distributed
across multiple servers.
.
.
.
Press <Enter> to continue.
Press <Enter> as directed. When prompted with:
Remove Directory Services?
No
Yes
Choose Yes in order to proceed to the screen that contains
the Organization Name.
Next you will see a screen similar to this:
Directory
Services Login/Authentication
Administrator
Name: CN=Admin.O=hp
Password:
Do NOT enter a password!
Note the value of the Organization Name (O=...). In this example,
O=hp indicates that the Organization Name is hp.
Use the [esc] key twice and choose Yes to exit dsinstall.
Use SAM or the command-line utility nwcm to set
the bindery context equal to Organization Name:
nwcm -s ds_bindery_context="O=organization_name"
For example:
nwcm -s ds_bindery_context="O=hp"
Assuming the Organization Name is hp, you would then get the
output:
ds_bindery_context="O=hp"
Note that NetWare will have to be restarted for your change
to take effect.
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