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when doing an ambari-server sync-ldap -groups=<your file>
It will bring over the groups but not the users in it.
ROOT CAUSE: When troubleshooting why the group members are not being sync'd with FreeIPA, a packet trace helped identify the issue. With ActiveDirectory the user's DN is exposed as an attribute: "distinguishedName", this is not the case inFreeIPA/RHEL IDM (using 389 DS for the directory server implementation). The DN is not an attribute on the user, and cannot be used in a filter like this:
If we want to retrieve a specific object by DN we have to set the DN as the search base and do a base search scope.
ldapsearch -H ldap://ad.hortonworks.local:389 -x -D "CN=hadoopsvc,CN=Users,dc=hortonworks,dc=local" -W -b "CN=paul,CN=Users,DC=hortonworks,DC=local" -s base -a always "(objectClass=user)"
In this case I'm looking for the user with DN: CN=paul,CN=Users,DC=hortonworks,DC=local. My bind user is hadoopsvc, and because this is AD my objectClass is user.