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Novell eDirectory 8.8 Troubleshooting Guide - NetIQ

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Option<br />

Optional Schema Enhancements<br />

Description<br />

Extends and modifies the schema for containment and<br />

other schema enhancements. This option requires this<br />

server to contain a replica of the Tree partition, and the<br />

replica state must be On. In addition, all NetWare 4<br />

servers in the tree must have the following versions of<br />

<strong>eDirectory</strong>:<br />

• NetWare 4.10 servers must have NDS 5.17 or later<br />

• NetWare 4.11/4.2 servers must have NDS 6.03 or<br />

later<br />

novdocx (ENU) 01 February 2006<br />

Import Remote Schema (Advanced Switch<br />

Option)<br />

Declare a New Epoch (Advanced Switch<br />

Option)<br />

Previous versions of NDS will not be able to synchronize<br />

these changes.<br />

Select an <strong>eDirectory</strong> tree that contains the schema you<br />

want to add to the schema of the current tree. After you<br />

select a tree, the server that holds the master replica of<br />

the Tree partition is contacted. The schema from that<br />

server will be used to extend the schema on the current<br />

tree.<br />

When you declare a new schema epoch, the master<br />

replica of the Tree partition is contacted and illegal time<br />

stamps are repaired on the schema declared on that<br />

server. All other servers receive a new copy of the<br />

schema including the repaired time stamps. If the<br />

receiving server contains a schema that was not in the<br />

new epoch, objects and attributes that use the old<br />

schema are changed to the Unknown object class or<br />

attribute.<br />

Replica and Partition Operations Option<br />

Enter the following command to display information about each replica stored on the server:<br />

ndsrepair -P<br />

Select the required replica. The following options are displayed:<br />

• Repair All Replicas<br />

Repairs all replicas displayed in the replica table.<br />

• Repair Selected Replica<br />

Repairs only the selected replica listed in the replica table.<br />

IMPORTANT: Repairing a replica consists of checking each object in the replica for<br />

consistency with the schema and data according to the syntax of the attribute. Other internal<br />

data structures associated with the replica are also checked. If you have not repaired the local<br />

<strong>eDirectory</strong> database in the last 30 minutes, you should do so before repairing any replicas.<br />

• Schedule Immediate Synchronization<br />

Schedules the immediate synchronization of all the replicas. This is useful if you are viewing<br />

the ndstrace screen and want to view <strong>eDirectory</strong> information for the synchronization process<br />

without having to wait for it to run as normally scheduled.<br />

<strong>Troubleshooting</strong> Utilities on Linux and UNIX 65

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