DIRECTORY SERVICES
LDAP server: "Finished verifying Directory Tree on filename"
For example, if the distinguished name in a Person document is Phyllis Spera/Boston/Acme, and there is no Domino Certifier document registered for the organizational unit Boston, the LDAP service creates an organizationalUnit document for Boston. Then, an LDAP user can use a search filter that specifies a search base of "ou=Boston,o=Acme" with the subtree scope to find the entry cn=Phyllis Spera,ou=Boston,o=Acme.
If the server running the LDAP service is the administration server for a Domino Directory or Extended Directory Catalog, the LDAP service can verify the directory tree. The LDAP service does not verify the directory tree for a Configuration Directory or for a condensed Directory Catalog.
The LDAP service can create three types of documents, depending on which part of a Notes distinguished name is missing one: country, organizationalUnit, and organization documents. The LDAP service adds such a document when:
Running directory tree verification manually
You can run directory tree verification manually, for example if you've added documents to a directory since you last started the LDAP service. To run directory tree verification manually, enter this command from the Domino Directory administration server:
To find the documents created by directory tree verification, use an LDAP client and specify the following search filter:
where servername is the name of the name of the Domino that created the documents. Specify the name in LDAP format, for example:
"creatorsname=cn=westserver,o=acme"