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If you need to bind VCVA to AD subdomain
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| # Use the cli to bind the VCVA to the domain specifying the domain alias instead of letting it auto populate. Must reboot after this is done | |
| /opt/likewise/bin/domainjoin-cli join --userDomainPrefix domainname domainname.forest.company.com [email protected] "password" | |
| # Create your identity source via the web interface chosing windows integrated source. | |
| # Setup the identity source to use the specified domain alias instead of the default one. https://kb.vmware.com/kb/2070433 via http://www.virtuallyghetto.com/2015/01/automating-active-directory-identity-source-default-domain-in-vsphere-web-client.html | |
| # Create datafile with updated info | |
| /tmp/defaultdomain.ldif | |
| dn: cn=vsphere.local,cn=Tenants,cn=IdentityManager,cn=Services,dc=vsphere,dc=local | |
| changetype: modify | |
| replace: vmwSTSDefaultIdentityProvider | |
| vmwSTSDefaultIdentityProvider: domainname.forest.company.com | |
| # update the identity source to point to your desired subdomain | |
| /opt/likewise/bin/ldapmodify -f /tmp/defaultdomain.ldif -h localhost -p 11711 -D "cn=Administrator,cn=Users,dc=vsphere,dc=local" -W | |
| # Dont' edit the settings in the web gui or they are lost.. |
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