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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.
Edit Selected LDAP Server Screen
Create LDAP Server
Use the Create New Ldap Server screen to create an LDAP .
Create New LDAP Server Screen
Copy LDAP Server
Copy an existing LDAP server using the Copy Selected Ldap Server screen.
Copy Selected LDAP Server Screen
View LDAP Server Settings
Use the Ldap Server screen to view LDAP server settings.
Re-enable LDAP Server
Use the Ldap Server Commands screen to re-enable the LDAP server.
LDAP Server Commands Screen
Re-enable LDAP Server Parameters
Re-enable Server Parameters
Parameter | Description |
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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". |
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.
Parameter | Length/Range | Description | Mandatory (M) or Optional (O) |
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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). | 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.
| O |