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If the enterprise has an {{^LDAP}} server, the platform can be configured to automatically recognize selected users when they log in. | If the enterprise has an {{^LDAP}} server, the platform can be configured to automatically recognize selected users when they log in. | ||
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===Considerations and Limitations=== | |||
:* Active Directory is currently supported. Open LDAP is under development. | |||
:* | |||
:* The user's Team cannot currently be configured using LDAP attributes. | |||
:* | |||
===How LDAP Works=== | |||
===LDAP Configuration Settings=== | |||
:* '''Server Type -''' | |||
:* '''Server URL -''' | |||
:* '''Login DN -''' | |||
:* '''Password -''' | |||
:* '''Starting Search Directory -''' | |||
:* '''User DN -''' | |||
:* '''User DN Filter -''' | |||
:* '''Group DN -''' | |||
:* '''Group DN Filter -''' | |||
:* '''Default Team -''' | |||
:* '''Default Access Profile -''' | |||
:* '''LDAP Attribute for Access Profile -''' | |||
:: '''Note:''' The field must contain the role's ''record ID'', not the name of the role. | |||
:* '''Default Application -''' | |||
:* '''LDAP Attribute for Application -''' | |||
:: '''Note:''' The field must contain the role's ''record ID'', not the name of the role. | |||
:* '''Default Role -''' | |||
:* '''LDAP Attribute for Role -''' The name of an LDAP field that designates the user's role in the default application. | |||
:: '''Note:''' The field must contain the role's ''record ID'', not the name of the role. | |||
{{Tip|To get record IDs, use the following procedure: | |||
# Navigate to the object in question (Access Profiles, Applications, or Roles) | |||
#: '''[[File:GearIcon.png]] > Objects > {object}''' | |||
# Edit the default view or create a new view for your use. | |||
# Modify the view to include the Record ID field. | |||
# View the entries in that object | |||
# Take the record ID from the column you added to the view.}} | |||
Revision as of 00:09, 21 November 2013
> Administration > Account Management > LDAP Configuration
If the enterprise has an LDAP server, the platform can be configured to automatically recognize selected users when they log in.
Considerations and Limitations
- Active Directory is currently supported. Open LDAP is under development.
- The user's Team cannot currently be configured using LDAP attributes.
How LDAP Works
LDAP Configuration Settings
- Server Type -
- Server URL -
- Login DN -
- Password -
- Starting Search Directory -
- User DN -
- User DN Filter -
- Group DN -
- Group DN Filter -
- Default Team -
- Default Access Profile -
- LDAP Attribute for Access Profile -
- Note: The field must contain the role's record ID, not the name of the role.
- Default Application -
- LDAP Attribute for Application -
- Note: The field must contain the role's record ID, not the name of the role.
- Default Role -
- LDAP Attribute for Role - The name of an LDAP field that designates the user's role in the default application.
- Note: The field must contain the role's record ID, not the name of the role.
Tip: To get record IDs, use the following procedure:
- Navigate to the object in question (Access Profiles, Applications, or Roles)
> Objects > {object}
- Edit the default view or create a new view for your use.
- Modify the view to include the Record ID field.
- View the entries in that object
- Take the record ID from the column you added to the view.
- Navigate to the object in question (Access Profiles, Applications, or Roles)
