!!! Overview 
[{$pagename}] determines the modules and order in which the [NDSD Loadable Modules] are loaded within [eDirectory].

The [NDSD Loadable Modules] that need to be loaded would have __auto__ flags set.  

Other modules can also be present here if a default command line need to be specified.
 
Modules will be loaded in the order that's listed here.

! !! [eDirectory] Version 8.8

When one instance in the default setup the module is located at:
{{{
/etc/opt/novell/eDirectory/conf/ndsmodules.conf
}}}

{{{
# ndsmodules.conf: NDS Module Description File
# This file describes the modules to be loaded at bootup.  Note that modules
# that need to be loaded would have auto flags set.  Other modules can also
# be present here if a default command line need to be specified. Modules
# will be loaded in the order that's listed here.
#
# Syntax:
# modulename    flags   cmdline
# Each line in this file represents a modulename.  It should not
# contain prefix(lib) or suffix(.so, .la etc.).  We'll look at a
# corresponding .la file to pickup the correct modulefile.
# flags:        should be a comma seperated (no whitespace) list of valid options.
#               auto -> autoloaded when dhost comes up
#               system -> Will not be unloaded.
#               fail   -> Treat as an error and exit if loading fails.
#               noop   -> No flags. MUST for specifying command line without any flags
#

dhlog                   auto,fail               #DHost logger
ncpengine               auto,system,fail        #Core NCP Services
dsloader                auto,system,fail        #Loader
masv                    auto,system,fail        #Modular Authentication Services
nds                     auto,system,fail        #Core DS Services
niciext                 auto
gams                    auto
snmp                    auto                    #snmp
httpstk                 auto                    #DHost HTTP Stack
hconserv                auto                    #HConServ
nldap                   auto                    #LDAP Server
imon                    auto                    #iMon
embox                   auto                    #eMBox
pkiserver               auto                    #PKI server
ssncp                   auto                    #SecretStore
}}}


!! [eDirectory] Version 8.7
The file is located at:
{{{
/usr/lib/nds-modules/ndsmodules.conf
}}}

Typical Entries
{{{
# ndsmodules.conf: NDS Module Description File
# This file describes the modules to be loaded at bootup. 
# Note that modules that need to be loaded would have auto flags set.  
# Other modules can also be present here if a default command line need to be specified. 
# Modules will be loaded in the order that's listed here.
# 
# Syntax:
# modulename    flags   cmdline
# Each line in this file represents a modulename.  It should not 
# contain prefix(lib) or suffix(.so, .la etc.).  We'll look at a 
# corresponding .la file to pickup the correct modulefile.
# flags:        should be a comma seperated (no whitespace) list of valid options.
#               auto -> autoloaded when dhost comes up
#               system -> Will not be unloaded.
#               fail   -> Treat as an error and exit if loading fails.
#               noop   -> No flags. MUST for specifying command line without any flags 
#
ncpengine               auto,system,fail        #Core NCP Services
dsloader                auto,system,fail        #Loader
masv                    auto,system,fail        #Modular Authentication Services
nds                     auto,system,fail        #Core DS Services
niciext                 auto
gams                    auto
snmp                    auto                    #snmp
httpstk                 auto                    #DHost HTTP Stack
hconserv                auto                    #HConServ
nldap                   auto                    #LDAP Server
imon                    auto                    #iMon 
embox                   auto                    #eMBox
pkiserver               auto                    #PKI server 
}}}

!! Category
%%category [eDirectory]%%

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