LDAP OU movement

Identity Security Cloud (ISC) ISC Discussion and Questions
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Hi,

I have the same scenario that mentioned this below link. Did anyone guide me or give me a proper way to achieve this?

Thanks,
Mark Brook

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Hi @markbrook you can leverage the LDAP attribute newRDN, newSuperior and deleteOldRDN to do the modify process like OU change, CN change…

In LDAP newrdn, deleteoldrdn, and newsuperior are parameters used in the Modify DN operation, which is used to rename an entry in the directory tree.

  1. newrdn
    This parameter specifies the new Relative Distinguished Name (RDN) for the entry.
    The RDN is the name of the entry relative to its parent entry in the directory tree.
    The newrdn parameter specifies the new name that the entry will have after the modification.
  2. deleteoldrdn
    This parameter is a Boolean flag that indicates whether the old RDN (Relative Distinguished Name) should be deleted after the entry is renamed.
    If set to true, the old RDN is deleted; if set to false, the old RDN is retained as an attribute of the entry.
  3. newsuperior
    This parameter specifies the new parent entry for the entry being renamed.
    It is used when the entry is moved to a new location in the directory tree during the rename operation.
    If the entry is not being moved to a new parent, this parameter is not used.

Let me know if any other info you need.

HTH.

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Thanks @Santhakumar for the input if possible can you share the screesnshot where you deploy this attribute in rule.