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For more information on using ICE, see Section 6.1, “Novell Import Conversion Export
Utility,” on page 145 . For information specific to LDAP source handlers, see “LDAP Source
Handler Options” on page 156 . For information specific to LDIF destination handlers, see
“LDIF Destination Handler Options” on page 156 .
3 View results of the ICE command.
Description: Viewing output from the ICE command
The example (Steps 2 and 3) limits the output from the rootDSE entry to the Vendor Name
attribute. Because the example reads information from a Novell eDirectory server, the vendor
information displays as Novell, Inc.
Using Novell iManager
To verify that the LDAP server is functional by using Novell iManager, follow steps in “Exporting
Data to a File” on page 147 .
If you enter an IP address and a port number and then get a connection, the server is functional.
Otherwise, you receive an error message. Download (view) either the log file or the export file.
Using ConsoleOne
To verify that the LDAP server is functional by using ConsoleOne, see “Performing an LDIF
Export” on page 165 .
Specify a path and filename for the Select Destination LDIF File field (for example,
c:\ldap\textoutput.txt
). If you enter only a filename, the LDAP snap-in for ConsoleOne
writes the file to the default directory (typically,
c:\novell\consoleone\1.2\bin
).
14.3.3 Verifying That A Device Is Listening
Verify that a device is listening on port 389.
For NetWare:
1 At the server console, enter
tcpcon
2 Select Protocol Information > TCP > TCP Connections .
3 Select 389 in the Port column.
If the State column displays Listen, a device is listening on that port.