When you enable LDAP authentication, the system authenticates users logging in to the Portal using the system LDAP server.
Follow these steps:
The Properties Settings window appears.
Defines whether you enable Active Directory authentication. Set this value to False.
Default: True
Defines the LDAP network server name.
Default: adserver
Defines the distinguished name (DN) of the manager. The DN is often required only when using SSL authentication. The manager is AD_bind_account (example: administrator).
Default: AD1\Administrator
Defines the LDAP administrator password in your network.
Default: eurekify
Defines the LDAP server host name.
Default: none
Defines the LDAP administrator name.
Default: none
Defines the LDAP administrator password.
Default: none
Defines the name of the LDAP root context.
Note: Provide this value if the customer has a unique Active Directory layout, or to ensure that the user search views the sub tree level only.
Default: none
Defines whether you enable SSL for CA Directory.
Default: none
Defines the LDAP attribute that uniquely identifies a user.
Note: This attribute corresponds to the PersonID attribute, which is a CA GovernanceMinder unique identifier.
Default: uid
Defines if LDAP authentication is disabled. Set this value to False to disable LDAP authentication.
Default: True
You have enabled LDAP authentication.
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