[Ldapdns-users] DC tree structure

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Hi, this is my first message to the list.

I'm trying ldapdns for fisrt time. I've got making it working, but have som=
e=20
dudes about the LDAP structure I need for it.

In my example I have a domain "mydomain.org" so my LDAP top is:
  dc=3Dmydomin,dc=3Dorg

Reading the doc I have created a ou for dns entries:
  ou=3Ddns,dc=3Dmydomin,dc=3Dorg

Now I want an A record for my domain server so the only solution that worke=
d=20
for me is the following:


1) Create:
dn: dc=3Dorg,ou=3Ddns,dc=3Dmydomin,dc=3Dorg
  objectClass: dNSDomain
  objectClass: domainRelatedObject
  objectClass: top
  objectClass: dcObject
  structuralObjectClass: dNSDomain
dc: org
associatedDomain: net   <-- * =C2=BFwhat for?


2) Create:
dn: dc=3Dmydomain,dc=3Dorg,ou=3Ddns,dc=3Dmydomin,dc=3Dorg
  objectClass: dNSDomain
  objectClass: domainRelatedObject
  objectClass: top
  structuralObjectClass: dNSDomain
dc: mydomain
aRecord: 90.90.90.90
nSRecord: @
associatedDomain: blablabla


It works fine:

#> host mydomain.org 127.0.0.1
Using domain server:
Name: 127.0.0.1
Address: 127.0.0.1#53
Aliases:

mydomain.org has address 90.90.90.90



=2D My first question is: Do I need to separete the "dc=3Dorg" and "dc=3Dmy=
domain"=20
necesarily? is not anyway just to put the following?
  dc=3Dmydomain.org,ou=3Ddns,dc=3Dmydomian,dc=3Dorg
I think maybe using "o" instead of "dc", but isn't "o" "deprecated" for it?

=2D Second question (maybe not related to ldapdns): What for is the  =20
associatedDomain attribute? it works even if a put "blablabla" in this fiel=
d.

=2D I've just started with ldapdns, am I doing something wrong in my LDAP=20
configuration? any recomendation?


Thanks for all, specially to the autor of this good application.
Regards.

=2D-=20
I=C3=B1aki Baz Castillo