We import the userRoot data, based on data defined in the userRoot.ldif file, into one server. This file does not contain entries at or within the entry-balancing point, ou=people,dc=example,dc=com.

  1. Use the import-ldif command to import the userRoot data.
    root@austin1# ./bin/import-ldif --backendID userRoot \ 
    --ldifFile /data/userRoot.ldif \
    --includeBranch dc=example,dc=com \ 
    --rejectFile /data/austin1-import-rejects \
    --port 389
    --hostname austin1.example.com    
    
  2. Import the dataSet1 data on one server into the dataset backend, which is assigned the dataSet1 replication-set-name.
    root@austin1# ./bin/import-ldif --backendID dataset \ 
    --ldifFile /data/dataset1.ldif \
    --includeBranch ou=people,dc=example,dc=com \ 
    --rejectFile /data/austin1-dataset-import-rejects \ 
    --hostname austin1.example.com --port 389
    
  3. Import the dataSet2 data on one server into the dataset backend, which is assigned the dataSet2 replication-set-name.
    root@austin2# ./bin/import-ldif --backendID dataset \ 
    --ldifFile /data/dataset2.ldif \
    --includeBranch ou=people,dc=example,dc=com \ 
    --rejectFile /data/austin2-dataset-import-rejects \ 
    --hostname austin2.example.com --port 389