Hello, there.
I’m seeing the same thing on 10.4.11.
If I go into dscl interactively, and type ls, I see this:
[code]
> ls
AppleTalk
Bonjour
NetInfo
SLP
SMB
Search
Contact
[/code]
It appears that these are all the enabled Directory Access Services. So, it makes sense that if I were to try to operate on Active Directory, it’s not there, so I get an error.
The only way I can figure out to get Active Directory populated in the list is to go into the Directory Access GUI and click the Enable box for Active Directory. Then I see:
[code]
> ls
Active Directory
AppleTalk
Bonjour
NetInfo
SLP
SMB
Search
Contact
[/code]
But the whole point of this exercise, for me, is to be able to script the configuration/enabling of Active Directory. Does anybody know of a way to script the enabling of a Service?
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