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Set Up the UNSPSC Namespace Partition

These instructions describe how to add the UNSPSC namespace to the existing Democorp DIT.

To set up the UNSPSC namespace partition

1. Navigate to the Namespace map.
2. Right-click the c=au node and select Add new partition.
3. On the General tab, enter the following details:
   • Name

     Specifies the name of the namespace partition that you are creating. This name is used in DXmanager displays.

     Enter: UNSPSC

   • Prefix

     Specifies the context prefix of the DIT that the DSA publishes that it serves. If Native prefix is also set, then this becomes the logical prefix rather than the physical prefix and prefix mapping is done in the server.

     Enter: o=UNSPSC,c=au

4. On the Connections tab, enter the following details:
   • Port

     Specifies the port for this namespace partition. The DSAs created when you deploy this namespace partition to a host uses this port as their listen address.

     Enter: 19489

5. On the Console tab, enter the following details:
   • Console port

     Specifies the port on which the DSA accepts connections from the local computer only. If this is not specified, there is no console for the DSA.

     Enter: 19490 (automatically populated when you enter the Port).

   • Remote console port

     Specifies the port on which the DSA accepts connections from remote computers.

     Enter: 19491 (automatically populated when you enter the Port).

6. On the Monitoring tab, enter the following details:
   • SNMP Port

     Specifies the SNMP port for this partition. This is the port the DSA will use to send SNMP traps. This is needed by the DXmanager to be able to monitor DSAs.

     Enter: 19489

7. When you are satisfied with the settings, click OK.

   The Maps tab appears, showing the Namespace map. It should appear similar to the following:

   

8. Save this version of the configuration, as follows:
   1. Click Configuration, Save.
   2. Enter a comment that describes the current state of the configuration, and then click OK.

   You can now set up the Root namespace partition.