Bynari, Inc. Sharing made easy Doug Finch Director of Technical Support Bynari, Inc.

Company Profile Dallas, TX based software company focused on collaboration. Provide full collaboration We provide middleware for IMAP server collaboration Middleware for 3 rd party server integration Integration of heterogeneous environments Currently have customers in over 20 countries

SCO has been a key partner with Bynari since Through this partnership SCO customizes and supports the InsightServer branding it as…

Bynari’s Family of Products neonInsightServer Insight Connector Insight Addressbook Insight WebClient

Messaging, Collaboration, Directory Services and Calendaring Multi-lingual support Supports 3 rd party LDAP directories (AD, OpenLDAP) Added migration tools Integrated security products Backup and recovery tools Provides your infrastructure

Integrated Components Anti-spam Anti-virus Folder Manager Mail Queue Manager Backup/Restore Account Manager Migration Wizard Task Scheduler Global Disclaimers Service Configuration Resource Manager System Logging Internet Mail Blocking Vacation/Out of Office Filters/Rules Mgt DB Recovery GUI Statistics Alias/Distribution Lists

Insight Address Book Corporate address books (standalone) Works with any LDAP directories Works with Microsoft’s Active Directory Integrates completely with the Insight Connector and Outlook. Browseable Can work with any LDAP and mail server It allows any Outlook users to share contact information with other users.

Supported directories: Mirapoint openLDAP Active Directory Any LDAP Directory Demo Link:

Insight WebClient Supports calendar sharing, global address book, contacts sharing, folder sharing, and resource scheduling. Other clients iCal support is needed Users authenticating Active Directory or OpenLDAP Insight WebClient works with the latest browsers on Windows, Linux, and MAC.

Demo Link:

Support Tools… LDAP CYRUS POSTFIX (available through support only) ExportPST md-del.pl

Support Tools… LDAP SLAPCAT File Location /opt/insight/etc/sbin/slapcat /opt/insight/sbin/slapcat (my version’s path) man /opt/insight/man/man8/slapcat.8 Used to generate an LDAP Directory Interchange Format (LDIF) output based on the contents of a slapd database. Usage - /opt/insight/etc/sbin/slapcat –l ldiff_file This will output the contents of the slapd database to an LDIF file named “ldiff_file”. With this utility you can create a quick backup of your LDAP database.

Support Tools… LDAPSEARCH File Location /opt/insight/bin/ldapsearch man /opt/insight/man/man1/ldapsearch.1 Allows you to search against the LDAP database. Usage - /opt/insight/bin/ldapsearch –x –D “cn=Insight Service Account” –w To find ISA Password – use: grep bind_pw /opt/insight/etc/postfix/ldap-sender.cf bind_pw = ECIejACu (output example) LDAP

Support Tools… Scenario ( cle&kbarticleid=288) cle&kbarticleid=288 Insight Service Account errors in my log file (log files) /opt/insight/logs/current The errors you see mean that the Insight Service Account is unable to authenticate. These errors often begin when backups from a previous install of Insight Server are restored to a fresh Install of Insight Server. Not all the files containing the Insight Service Account are included in the backup/restore. These files contain the new Insight Service Account password. The restored cfg and ldap contain the old password. LDAP

Support Tools… 1.Find out what the Insight Service Account password should be: # grep bind_pw /opt/insight/etc/postfix/ldap-sender.cf bind_pw = MjP4I4Eh (output example) 2.Modify the Insight Service Account password in LDAP: # /opt/insight/bin/ldapmodify -x -D "cn=manager" -w # dn: cn=Insight Service Account # changetype: modify # userPassword: MjP4I4Eh (blank line) modifying entry "cn=Insight Service Account“ (output example) Hit enter again, wait a few seconds, then Control + C. This will change the password. You should see the results again in the log file. LDAP

Support Tools… 3.Verify your Insight Service Account password has been set correctly. # /opt/insight/bin/ldapsearch -x -D "cn=Insight Service Account" -w MjP4I4Eh 4.Verify the Insight Service Account in the Cyrus configuration. Login to the management interface as manager and go to Configuration -> Services -> Cyrus Go to the “Cyrus Murder” section at the very bottom. Ensure the ldap_password here matches the Insight Service Account used above. LDAP

Support Tools… LDAPADD File Location /opt/insight/bin/ldapadd man /opt/insight/man/man1/ldapadd.1 Allows you to add entries to the LDAP directory. It opens a connection to LDAP and authenticates the user. Usage – Command line batch add users: (see KB for full details) e&kbarticleid=150 LDAP

Support Tools… 1. Create your ldif file: vi users.ldif create a file (see below) and use ldapadd to add the names to the LDAP server # User1FirstName User1MiddleName User1LastName, organization1 dn: cn=User1FirstName User1MiddleName User1LastName, o=organization1 cn: User1FirstName User1MiddleName User1LastName objectClass: insightPerson login: user1 givenName: User1FirstName initials: User1MiddleName sn: User1LastName mail: display-name: DisplayName userPassword: LDAP

Support Tools… # User2FirstName User2MiddleName User2LastName, organization1 dn: cn=User2FirstName User2MiddleName User2LastName, o=organization1 cn: User2FirstName User2MiddleName User2LastName objectClass: insightPerson login: user2 givenName: User2FirstName initials: User2MiddleName sn: User2LastName mail: display-name: DisplayName userPassword: password LDAP

Support Tools… ldapadd –cv –D “cn=manager” –w (manager passwd) –f users.ldif Once all names have been added the user can now log in to change his/her preferences via the GUI. LDAP

Support Tools… CYRUS ADMIN CYRADM File Location /opt/insight/bin/cyradm man /opt/insight/share/man/man1/cyradm.1 Insight Server comes packaged with the cyradm tool. It may be necessary to create a symbolic link if it cannot find the library file called “libfsl.so.16”. ln –s /opt/insight/lib/libfsl.so.16 /lib/ # export PATH=/opt/insight/bin:${PATH} Examples of use: Remove mailbox quotas for specific users Modify user ACLs on a folder

Support Tools… CYRUS ADMIN Scenario ( ticle&kbarticleid=200074) ticle&kbarticleid= How do I remove a mailbox quota, for a specific user, using the command line? # export PATH=/opt/insight/bin:${PATH} # cyradm -u manager localhost # sq user/username none Conversely you can add a quota to a specific user by doing this. # export PATH=/opt/insight/bin:${PATH} # cyradm -u manager localhost # sq user/username (in KB – this would equal 20MB)

Support Tools… POSTFIX POSTQUEUE File Location /usr/sbin/postqueue man /opt/insight/man/man1/postqueue.1 Postfix queue manager Flags –f Flush the queue – attempts to deliver all queued mail. –p Produce a traditional sendmail-style queue listing. –s site – Schedule immediate delivery of all mail in the queue for the site named.

Support Tools… POSTFIX /usr/sbin/postqueue –p -Queue ID Size Arrival Time Sender/Recipient E280D134F4E* 905 Fri Aug 3 16:27: Kbytes in 1 Request.

Support Tools… POSTFIX POSTCONF File Location /usr/sbin/postconf man /opt/insight/man/man1/postconf.1 Displays the configuration parameters of your Postfix mail system. There are numerous flags for this command – we use it primarily to verify configuration quickly. #/usr/sbin/postconf

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