3.2.5 LDAP

LDAP configuration is optional, but is required for several Provisioning Manager features including LDAP authentication and Active Directory integration.

Provisioning Manager supports creating multiple LDAP agreements in order to support multiple domains as well as configurations for Active Directory updates.

1. Select LDAP from the System menu
2. Click on Default edit the default LDAP agreement or click Add to create a new agreement

*It is recommended to update the default LDAP configuration for the initial LDAP configuration

3. Enter the information for your LDAP configuration

Field	Description
LDAP Config Name	Enter a name to identify this specific LDAP configuration
Base	Enter the LDAP search base
Server	The LDAP server IP address or DNS name
Port*	Enter the LDAP server port number
Username	Enter the LDAP Username used to authenticate to the LDAP server
Password	Enter the LDAP Password used to authenticate to the LDAP server
Username Bind Attribute	Enter LDAP Attribute to bind to Username during authentication

*Provisioning Manager support connecting to Active Directory on ports 389 and 3268. Please note that only port 389 is supported for Active Directory LDAP updates as 3268 is read-only.

4. When complete, click Save

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