As a consultant I have installed iPS and the client, rightly, wants the
configuration settings documented. The client thinks that the only way
to do this would be to take screen shots of the screens in the console.
This is too much of a kludge for me. Is there a way extract the settings
in a human readable format to include with the "as built" documentation?
--
Kent
Yeah,type 'script' before you install the server and it will logg everything displayed on the screen to a fileWesKent Perrier wrote:As a consultant I have installed iPS and the client, rightly, wants theconfiguration settings documented. The client thinks that the only wayto do this would be to take screen shots of the screens in the console.This is too much of a kludge for me. Is there a way extract the settingsin a human readable format to include with the "as built" documentation?--Kent
I know of two.
1) Use ipsadmin export to an xml file. This has been problematic because
you can't get "everything" in one xml.
2) Use an LDAP Browser (http://www.iit.edu/~gawojar/ldap/) and connect to
the iPortal ldap. Then, simply export the LDAP system to an LDIF file. You
can use this reinstate the system to a known state.
Any more options?
"Kent Perrier" <kent.perrier@oneco.net> wrote in message
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> As a consultant I have installed iPS and the client, rightly, wants the
> configuration settings documented. The client thinks that the only way
> to do this would be to take screen shots of the screens in the console.
> This is too much of a kludge for me. Is there a way extract the settings
> in a human readable format to include with the "as built" documentation?
> --
> Kent
>
