38.3. Assigning the IdM ID range manually during server installation


You can override the default behavior and set an IdM ID range manually instead of having it assigned randomly.

重要

Do not set ID ranges that include UID values of 1000 and lower; these values are reserved for system use. Also, do not set an ID range that would include the 0 value; the SSSD service does not handle the 0 ID value.

Procedure

  • You can define the IdM ID range manually during server installation by using the following two options with ipa-server-install:

    • --idstart gives the starting value for UID and GID numbers.
    • --idmax gives the maximum UID and GID number; by default, the value is the --idstart starting value plus 199,999.

Verification

  • To check if the ID range was assigned correctly, you can display the assigned IdM ID range by using the ipa idrange-find command:

    # ipa idrange-find
    ---------------
    1 range matched
    ---------------
      Range name: IDM.EXAMPLE.COM_id_range
      First Posix ID of the range: 882200000
      Number of IDs in the range: 200000
      Range type: local domain range
    ----------------------------
    Number of entries returned 1
    ----------------------------
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