Administration Guide › Connect to LDAP Clients › LDAP Clients › Defining the LDAP Port

Defining the LDAP Port

You define the LDAP address using the set dsa command, which contains a port number that listens for LDAP requests, as follows:

set dsa “Eagle” = {

...
address = tcp “eagle” port 389
...

 };

This address definition is mandatory; it automatically enables LDAP as the DSA listens for different protocols on the same port.

For a list of all ports in a default installation of CA Directory, see Port Numbers Used by CA Directory.