Replication of an X.500 Directory Service to Microsoft’s Active Directory.

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Replication of an X.500 Directory Service to Microsoft’s Active Directory

Business Drivers Active Directory is a requirement for desktop management, and the security which comes with it The cost of maintaining two separate data sets (one for the enterprise services, and one for the desktops), in any kind of consistent state, would have been prohibitive

Scope and Goals Unidirectional replication of data in OpenLDAP (an X.500 directory service) to Active Directory Full replication of users and groups Real time Adaptable, and low maintenance

Method

My Definition of a Translating Proxy A normal proxy server lets data through verbatim in most cases (though it may make authorization decisions) A translating proxy server strives to let meaning through verbatim, but it may change the data’s representation.

Translation Process, General Flow Given an object to add, or a modification to apply Compute the set of attributes which are allowed based on the AD schema. Remove attributes which are not allowed Compute the set of attributes which are required, but missing, generate values for them if possible, otherwise reject the change Perform AD specific translations (address AD quirks), and apply the change

A Small Example

Tdir at csun

So How About Those Goals Tdir is currently able to replicate 99.9% of our user and group objects Tdir is fast enough that real time replication is the rule instead of the exception Because Tdir understands the schema, and the directory, at a high level it has proven very adaptable to changes