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Set up user authentication with LDAP
This section describes how to use Active Directory for authenticating users with the LDAP server.
The LDAP settings include:
- General
- Initial context factoryÂ
- Provider URL – the connection URL to the LDAP server (you can use several URLs to multiple LDAP servers separated by a space).
- Manager Settings (optional)
- Manager Path – the manager DN for searching users
- Manager password – the manager’s password
- Search Settings
- Root path– the path for starting to search users.
ÂIn case there's a need to search user's information from multiple domains, it is required to enter [ALL DOMAINS] in root path of the LDAP configuration - Search filter– how to search the users in the LDAP directory; the {0} is replaced with username.
- User path – full path of the user DN; the {0} is replaced with username. For example: uid={0},ou=people,cn=xplg
- Unique id attribute – optional; which attribute of the user will be provided as the unique id of the user.
- Display name attribute – optional; which attribute of the user will be provided as the display name of the user.
- Root path– the path for starting to search users.
- Further Settings
- Group id pattern
- Groups attribute
To configure Active Directory authentication:
- In Provider URL, type the URL to the active directory server – ldap://ACTIVEDIRECTORYSERVER:389/  (for several LDAP servers enter a space separated list of URLs)
In Search Filter, type sAMAccountName={0}. {0} is replaced with the username.
- In User path, type USER_DOMAIN\{0}, where USER_DOMAIN is the domain of your users.
- In Unique id attribute, type sAMAccountName.
- In Display name attribute,type displayName.
- In Groups attribute, type memberOf.
- Click save.
The LDAP configuration is saved.Â
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