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== Setting up an LDAP connection ==
 
== Setting up an LDAP connection ==
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On the page page Security -> Authentication Service ensure the drop-down states "LDAP". The following fields are presented.
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!| Item
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!| Description
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|Protocol and hostname
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|**Mandatory** Either select ldap or ldaps (LDAP over SSL) in the left-side drop-down. In the input field, enter the server and if necessary port number. E.g. localhost:10389
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|Base DN
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|The base DN
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|Manager DN
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|Manager DN
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|Manager Password
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|Manager PW
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|User Search Base
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|User Search Base
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|User Search Filter
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|User Search Filter
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|Group Search Base
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|Group Search Base
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|Group Search Filter
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|Group Search Filter
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|Role Prefix
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|UserID Attribute
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|**Mandatory**
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== Example using OpenLDAP ==
 
== Example using OpenLDAP ==

Revision as of 08:12, 7 April 2022


Overview

Fusion Metadata Registry can use LDAP as the authorization mechanism

Setting up an LDAP connection

On the page page Security -> Authentication Service ensure the drop-down states "LDAP". The following fields are presented.

Item Description
Protocol and hostname **Mandatory** Either select ldap or ldaps (LDAP over SSL) in the left-side drop-down. In the input field, enter the server and if necessary port number. E.g. localhost:10389
Base DN The base DN
Manager DN Manager DN
Manager Password Manager PW
User Search Base User Search Base
User Search Filter User Search Filter
Group Search Base Group Search Base
Group Search Filter Group Search Filter
Role Prefix
UserID Attribute **Mandatory**

Example using OpenLDAP