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Review the $NX_ROOT/NX.env file to verify that the basic LDAP options are correctly installed.
Depending on which LDAP options are installed, the NX.env file should include lines similar to the following:
@NX_LDAP_DN=qauser @NX_LDAP_ENABLE=Yes @NX_LDAP_ENABLE_AUTO=Yes @NX_LDAP_HOST=myserver @NX_LDAP_PORT=389 @NX_LDAP_PWD=OBUNQXo7CmgbThZlCiMKIwJlA3UXdVNAOjUpHjstfDt2LBIDPgwtWA== @NX_LDAP_SEARCH_BASE=dc=mycontroller, dc=xyz, dc=com @NX_LDAP_SERVICE_TYPE=Active Directory @NX_LDAP_SYNC_ON_NULL=Yes @NX_LDAP_USER_OBJECT_CLASS=person
Important! Because Sun Java System Directory Server and Novell eDirectory servers do not support paged searching, LDAP search, import, and sync are limited to the value of NX_LDAP_MAX_FETCH records per invocation. The default value is 100. If you are using either of those LDAP servers, you may want to add NX_LDAP_MAX_FETCH to your NX.env file to specify the maximum number of LDAP records. You can set NX_LDAP_MAX_FETCH to any value less than the value of LDAP_SIZELIMIT_EXCEEDED or LDAP_ADMINLIMIT_EXCEEDED on your LDAP server.
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