4.3.1.1 LDAP Data Source

Enter the LDAP Data Source information as shown in the table below

Field	Description
LDAP Type	Select the appropriate LDAP source: Microsoft Active Directory, Oracle Directory or OpenLDAP
Use For Auth	Check if you are allowing users to authenticate against this AD source
Username (FQDN)	Enter the username (or FQDN) for passthrough authentication, User should have a minimum of read access to the LDAP server directory
Password	Enter the password for the LDAP username
Host	Enter the hostname or IP address of the server where the data for LDAP directory resides.
Port	Enter the hostname or IP address of the server where the data for LDAP directory resides.
Domain	Enter LDAP domain. Ex. company.com
Base DN	Enter the location of the top-level container. This will vary based on how the LDAP environment is setup. E.x. dc=company,dc=com
Filter	Must contain (sn=*) to ensure data integrity. LDAP entries that match the filter will be imported into the Akkadian Contact Manager database, but LDAP users These are example LDAP filters: Microsoft Active Directory (AD): (&(sn=*)(givenName=*)(ipPhone=*)) OpenLDAP: (&(sn=*)(objectclass=inetOrgPerson))
Properties Last Name	Enter the LDAP last name bind attribute. Example – “surname”
Properties First Name	Enter the LDAP first name bind attribute. Example – “givenName”
Properties Main Number	Enter the LDAP attribute to map to Main Number. Example – “ipPhone” Note: Number Formats can be applied to this field
Properties Mobile Number	Enter the LDAP attribute to map to Mobile Number. Example – “mobile” Note: Number Formats can be applied to this field
Properties Other Number	Enter the LDAP attribute to map to Other Number. Example –“homephone”
Properties Location	Enter the LDAP attribute to map to Location example – “l”
Properties Title	Enter the LDAP attribute to map to Title. Example – “title”
Properties Username	Enter the LDAP attribute to map to Username. Example – “sAMAccountName” Note: If no username is present local contact attributes will be disabled
Properties Email	Enter the LDAP attribute to map to Email. Example – “mail”
Properties Department	Enter the LDAP attribute to map to Department. Example – “department”
Properties Directory URI	Enter the LDAP attribute to map to Title. Example – “title”
Additional Properties	Enter any additional corresponding attribute ex “mail” to pull the email address Note: Some of properties terms may change depending on the configuration

Click Save to add and proceed to the Syncing a Data Source section.

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