OUD - How To Initialize Replica(s)
(Doc ID 2166392.1)
Last updated on APRIL 12, 2022
Applies to:
Oracle Unified Directory - Version 11.1.1.5.0 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Goal
This document covers how to import data / initialize replica(s) for these scenarios -
- Initialize All Servers in the Replication Topology
- Initialize Only One Server or a Subset of Servers in the Replication Topology
- Appending Data to Data That Already Exists in a Replica (Using import-ldif)
Note1: When initializing, keep in mind that encrypted attributes should be configured in the destination replica(s) prior to initialization, like in the source replica. When the attribute encryption configuration is the same in destination replica as the source replica, there is no need to decrypt the LDIF when exporting since the encryption keys are stored in cn=admin data.
Reference: Configuring Attribute Encryption in Replication Enabled Topology
Note2: To speed up import-ldif on Linux -
1) An offline import-ldif is faster than an online import-ldif or running 'dsreplication initialize'.
2) The offline or online import-ldif JVM parameters can be configured in OUD java.properties to improve initialization performance.
Reference: OUD11g - How to Shorten Import Time When Performing 'import-ldif' Command on Millions of Entries (Doc ID 2223626.1)
Reference: Configuring Attribute Encryption in Replication Enabled Topology
Note2: To speed up import-ldif on Linux -
1) An offline import-ldif is faster than an online import-ldif or running 'dsreplication initialize'.
2) The offline or online import-ldif JVM parameters can be configured in OUD java.properties to improve initialization performance.
Reference: OUD11g - How to Shorten Import Time When Performing 'import-ldif' Command on Millions of Entries (Doc ID 2223626.1)
Solution
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In this Document
Goal |
Solution |
To Initialize All Servers in the Replication Topology |
Using dsreplication |
Using import-ldif or a binary backup |
To Initialize Only One Server or a Subset of Servers in an Existing Replication Topology |
Using dsreplication |
Using a binary backup |
Using import-ldif |
Appending Data to Data That Already Exists on a Replica Using import-ldif |
References |