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Novell eDirectory 8.8 Troubleshooting Guide - NetIQ

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WARNING: Use this option only when the objects cannot be modified or deleted using<br />

ConsoleOne or iManager.<br />

Options on Servers Known to This Database<br />

The following repair options are available for servers:<br />

• Repair All Network Address<br />

novdocx (ENU) 01 February 2006<br />

Checks the network address for every server in the local <strong>eDirectory</strong> database. This option<br />

searches the SLP directory agent, depending on the transport protocol available, for each<br />

server’s name. Each address is then compared to the Server object’s network address property<br />

and the address record of each replica property of every partition Tree object. If the addresses<br />

are different, they are updated to be the same.<br />

• Repair Selected Server’s Network Address<br />

Checks the network address for a specific server in the local <strong>eDirectory</strong> database files. This<br />

option searches the SLP directory agent, depending on the transport protocols currently bound<br />

for the server’s name.<br />

• View Entire Server’s Name<br />

Displays the complete name of the server when the width of the server name is too great to<br />

view from within the server's table. This option is the same as the -P option. For more<br />

information, see “-P” on page 63.<br />

Examples<br />

To perform an unattended repair and log events in the /root/ndsrepair.log file, or to append events to<br />

the log file if it already exists, enter the following command:<br />

ndsrepair -U -A no -F /root/ndsrepair.log<br />

To display a list of all global schema operations along with the advanced options, enter the following<br />

command:<br />

ndsrepair -S -Ad<br />

To repair the local database by forcing a database lock, enter the following command:<br />

ndsrepair -R -l yes<br />

NOTE: The input for the ndsrepair command can be redirected from an option file. The option file<br />

is a text file that can contain replica and partition operation-related options and suboptions that do<br />

not require authentication to the server. Each option or suboption is separated by a new line. Make<br />

sure that the contents of the file are in the proper sequence. If the contents are not in the proper<br />

sequence, the results will be unpredictable.<br />

11.5.2 <strong>Troubleshooting</strong> ndsrepair<br />

Error -786 While Running Ndsrepair<br />

While doing ndsrepair you need to have three times the size of DIB free in that specific partition of<br />

your machine.<br />

68 <strong>Novell</strong> <strong>eDirectory</strong> <strong>8.8</strong> <strong>Troubleshooting</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>

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