How to turn off Open Directory?

How do I turn off Open Directory? In Server Admin.app, if I uncheck the Open Directory service and click 'save', it re-checks itself on.

In Lion, you have to install the server admin apps (server admin and workgroup manager - it's a separate download). Once you configure Server Admin to manage Open Directory, you can then demote the server to standalone from there.
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I am configuring a MacPro with ML Server 10.8.2 for internal-only use. I have DNS working on it (with the annoyance that it goes out of its way to break wildcard host names, and it doesn't know how to properly create the zone files to allow a secondary DNS server to do reverse-name-lookups properly). I have only 2 users (admin and Time Machine), Time Machine is working for client Macs using the Time Machine user account, and File Sharing is working (using either account), sharing a RAID of internal drives an a pair of USB-attached external drives.
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I've rebooted the machine and after the reboot, sometimes, it appears as if I can add/delete/modify Users and Groups. Other times, after the reboot, the +/- buttons are greyed out and I cannot add/edit/modify Users and Groups. I have not yet tried to add/delete/modify users yet because I'm leery of trusting the server with this error message.
Can anyone help me to remove anything and everything related to Open Directory so that it is "off" as if I never ever turned it on? Or any suggestions on how to fix this short of a reinstall?
Can I download and install the Server app on a differnt machine and then just copy the Server app over to this machine? Will that zero out the Open Directory stuf that I'm trying to get rid of?
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I think I solved my problem by running the following command:
sudo slapconfig -destroyldapserver diradmin
diradmin is the name of the Open Directory admin account I created.
The Open Directory Service now appears "off" and no longer had the green dot next to it in the list of services.
Obviously, NOT a good solution to someone who was actively using Open Directory as this appears to have deleted all the data associated with Open Directory.
Users and Groups now allow me to add/delete/modify.
Sad to see an Apple product have such issues.

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