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LDAP is a vendor-independent protocol standard used for accessing, querying and updating a directory using
TCP/IP. Based on the X.500 Directory Services model, LDAP is a global directory structure that supports strong
security features including authentication, privacy and integrity.
If individual user accounts are stored on an LDAP-enabled directory service such as Active Directory, you can use
the directory service to authenticate users. The default values given for the LDAP search and query parameters are
defined for use with Active Directory.
The settings made in the OBWI let you configure your authentication configuration parameters. The software sends
the username, password and other information to the appliance, which then determines whether the user has
permission to view or change configuration parameters for the appliance in the OBWI.
NOTE: Unless otherwise specified, the LDAP default values should be used unless Active Directory has been reconfigured. Modifying
the default values may cause LDAP authentication server communication errors.
Configuring LDAP in the User Interface
LDAP Overview parameters
On the LDAP Overview page in the OBWI, you can configure the LDAP authentication priority and the
parameters that define LDAP server connection information.
LDAP authentication priority
In the LDAP Priority section of the OBWI, you can disable LDAP, or you can set the authentication priority by
choosing whether local authentication or LDAP authentication should happen first.
To configure LDAP authentication priority parameters:
1. Select Appliance - Appliance Settings - User Accounts - LDAP Accounts - Overview.
2. Select either LDAP Disabled, LDAP before Local or LDAP after Local for the LDAP Priority.
3. Click Save.
LDAP servers
The Address fields specify the host names or IP addresses of the primary and secondary LDAP servers. The
secondary LDAP server is optional.
The Port fields specify the User Datagram Protocol (UDP) port numbers that communicate with the LDAP servers.
The default value is 389 for non-secure LDAP and 636 for secure LDAP (LDAPS). The default Port ID is
automatically entered by the software when an access type is specified.
- INSTALLER/USER GUIDE 1
- USA Notification 2
- Canadian Notification 2
- Japanese Notification 2
- Korean Notification 2
- European Union Notification 2
- Installer/User Guide 3
- Symbols Used 4
- Product Overview 1 5
- Installation 5 5
- The Video Viewer 31 6
- Appendices 53 7
- Appendix C: UTP Cabling 59 8
- Product Overview 9
- KVMswitching capabilities 10
- True serial capabilities 10
- FIPS cryptographic module 11
- Sample Configuration 12
- Installation 13
- Getting started 15
- Setting up your network 15
- Verifying the Connections 20
- IQ and DSRIQ-SRL modules 21
- The User Interfaces 23
- Filtering 24
- Using the user interfaces 25
- Viewing System Information 26
- Launching a session 27
- Configuring sessions 28
- Closing a session 28
- Network Settings 30
- DNSSettings 31
- Local UI Settings 31
- Virtual Media 32
- Modem Settings 33
- Scan Mode 34
- DSView Server IP Addresses 34
- User Accounts 34
- Access levels 35
- SNMP Settings 36
- Event Settings 36
- Setting Event Destinations 36
- Configuring IQ Modules 37
- Power Device Settings 38
- The Video Viewer 39
- Changing the toolbar 40
- Launching a Session 41
- Window Size 42
- Adjusting the View 42
- Refreshing the Image 43
- Video Settings 43
- Target video settings 44
- Color Settings 45
- Noise Settings 46
- Mouse Settings 46
- Number Description 47
- 1 Remote Cursor 47
- 2 Local Cursor 47
- Mouse scaling 48
- Virtual Media dialog box 50
- Smart Cards 52
- Keyboard Pass-through 53
- Saving the View 54
- Closing a Session 54
- LDAP Overview parameters 55
- LDAP Search parameters 56
- LDAP Query parameters 56
- App e nd ice s 61
- Using Serial IQ Modules 62
- Using History mode 64
- DSRIQ-SRL module pinouts 65
- Using MPUIQ-SRL Modules 65
- Cisco port pinouts 66
- Appendix C: UTP Cabling 67
- Figure D.1: Modem Jack 69
- Appendices 61 69
- Appendices 63 71
- (USB IQ modules only) 73
- Appendix G: Technical Support 75
- For Technical Support: 76
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