eDirectory Tips

Improve eDirectory Disk IO Subsystem with LVM Stripe and XFS

Jeant

As the eDirectory documentation mentions; the most common bottleneck is the disk subsystem, which is especially accentuated in large deployments and/or environments with high consumption of eDirectory services. It also lists some recommendations to take…
- over 3 years ago
- OpenText NetIQ eDirectory
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Universal Password Performance Impact by Excluded Passwords

aburgemeister

Test Environment: SLES 11 SP2 x86_64 eDirectory 8.8 SP7 Patch 3 x86_64 Over the years the question has come up a few times on the performance impact of excluded passwords defined by a password policy. If an administrator adds, for example, a few dozen…
- over 3 years ago
- OpenText NetIQ eDirectory
- eDirectory Tips
Nagios eDirectory Partition Continuity Check updated to v1.2

MigrationDeletedUser

Part of eDirectory health checking is to monitor partition continuity in the environment. I've put together a Nagios check script which can be used by system administrators to monitor the oldest partition continuity age and alert if an age threshold is…
- over 3 years ago
- OpenText NetIQ eDirectory
- eDirectory Tips

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