[rldleblanc]

I just looked in the advanced view of Active Directory Users and computers and under our domain there is now a folder called “Mac OS X” which was not there before the extension. It was created on the same day that I extended the schema so it must be a result of it. The folder is empty and not sure what is supposed to be included in there.

Thanks,
Robert LeBlanc
BioAg Computer Support
Brigham Young University

[rldleblanc]

Ok, I will look into ADAM. These are the classes that I’ve added. I did not import every schema in the apple.schema file.

apple-computer
apple-computer-list
apple-configuration
apple-group
apple-location
apple-mount
apple-neighborhood
apple-service
apple-user

Thanks for the help.

Robert LeBlanc
BioAg Computer Support
Brigham Young University

[rldleblanc]

I used ADSI edit and extended the schema according to the apple schema on our OS X server (/etc/ldap/apple.ldif I think). I followed a document give at Macworld of the required schema extensions to create the attributes and objects according to the ldiff file. I believe I got all the attributes. I’m not at the office currently, but if you want a list of them I can provide them (there were a lot of them I think about 50 all together). And that is where I am now, attributes and objects created.

Robert LeBlanc
BioAg Computer Support
Brigham Young university

[rldleblanc]

Ok, I tried connecting as you specified and entering my Domain Admin account info, but still get the same error when trying to save Mac Preferences. I select a user then click on Preferences and then try to configure something like the Dock and when clicking the Apply Now button, I get the error. Is there some step I’m missing? Do I have to associate the new schema classes to the user and group objects or something? Sorry, I’m not an LDAP expert, just know enough to get myself around.

Thanks,
Robert LeBlanc
BioAg Computer Support
Brigham Young University

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