On the SBC main screen, go to All > OAM > Ldap Authentication > Ldap Server.
Edit LDAP Server
Use the Edit Selected Ldap Server screen to edit the LDAP Server configuration.
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Create LDAP Server
Use the Create New Ldap Server screen to create an LDAP server.
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Copy LDAP Server
Copy an existing LDAP server using the Copy Selected Ldap Server screen.
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View LDAP Server Settings
Use the Ldap Server screen to view LDAP server settings.
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Re-enable LDAP Server
Use the Ldap Server Commands screen to re-enable the LDAP server.
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Re-enable LDAP Server Parameters
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| Ldap Server | The name of the LDAP server. | | Re Enable Server | An LDAP server is marked "unavailable" when the SBC cannot reach it. Use this action to re-enable an LDAP server, which then sets the status back to "available". |
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LDAP Server Parameters
The following table describes the LDAP Server Parameters. Use the table to edit the LDAP server settings as needed and click Save.
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| Server Name | Up to 23 characters | The name of the LDAP server. | M | | Priority | 1-3 | The server priority, where '1' is the highest priority. | M | | State | N/A | The state of this LDAP server. - Disabled (default)
- Enabled
| O | | Bind Method | N/A | Specify the Bind Method to use. - Sasl – Use the Simple Authentication and Security Layer (SASL) option.
- Simple (default) – Use this option to bind the LDAP clients to the LDAP server with a username and password.
| O | | Sasl Mechanism | N/A | The SASL mechanism to use. | O | | Transport | N/A | The transport type to use. | O | | Binddn | String | The distinguished name to use for the bind operation (only used for simple binds). In the following example, the SBC replaces the "{0}" with the username when sending requests to the LDAP server. "cn={0},CN=Users,dc=rbbn,dc=com" (i.e., "cn=jsmith,CN=Users,dc=rbbn,dc=com") | M, if bind Method = simple | | Searchbase | String | This parameter specifies the location where the user records are located, and serves as the base for the LDAP query. | M | | Ldap Server Address | IPv4/IPv6 address | The IPv4/IPv6 address of the LDAP server. | M | | Ldap Server Port | 1-65535 | The LDAP server port. The default value is 389. NOTE: If transport = Ldaps, specify port 636. | O | | Group Name Attribute | String | Use this parameter to define the group name attribute. - attribute of user record – The attribute in the user record that contains the CLI group name.
- empty string (default) – leave as an empty string if the groupname is obtained using filters.
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