How can I add multiple entries in Local Routing Table?

Issue

How can I add multiple entries in Local Routing Table?

Solution

Use the "dir importldif <root-suffix>"command to create multiple entries in local routing table.  The local routing table is effectively an internal LDAP server, and as such LDIF formatted text is used to represent the data. The default root suffix is "o=miratop"; ensure this is your root suffix if you are going to follow the commands below.

Example:

CLI> dir importldif o=miratop "c"

Enter LDIF directory data, finish with '.' on a line by itself:

dn: miDomainName=test1.com, ou=domains, o=miratop

objectclass: miDomain

midomainname: test1.com

dn: mail=u1@test1.com, miDomainName=test1.com, ou=domains, o=miratop

cn: u1@test1.com

objectclass: mirapointUser

objectclass: mirapointMailUser

mail: u1@test1.com

mailhost: mail.test1.com

mailroutingaddress: u1@mail.test1.com

dn: miDomainName=test2.com, ou=domains, o=miratop

objectclass: miDomain

midomainname: test2.com

dn: mail=u2@test2.com, miDomainName=test2.com, ou=domains, o=miratop

cn: u2@test2.com

objectclass: mirapointUser

objectclass: mirapointMailUser

mail: u2@test2.com

mailhost: mail.test2.com

mailroutingaddress: u2@mail.test2.com

dn: miDomainName=test3.com, ou=domains, o=miratop

objectclass: miDomain

midomainname: test3.com

dn: mail=u3@test3.com, miDomainName=test3.com, ou=domains, o=miratop

cn: u3@test3.com

objectclass: mirapointUser

objectclass: mirapointMailUser

mail: u3@test3.com

mailhost: mail.test3.com

mailroutingaddress: u3@mail.test3.com

.

OK Completed

If you have these entries defined in a separate ldif file (for e.g data.ldif), then you can import this file. For example:

CLI> dir importldif o=miratop "c" ftp://host.company.com/data.ldif

Note: You can use http instead of ftp for the URL for the LDIF file.