Import Preferences window
Figure 397. Import Preferences window
This window opens when you click , followed by double-clicking the LdapNetwork driver row in the table.
Another way to open this window is to click the Import button on the Ldap Server view. You access this view by clicking , followed by double-clicking the LdapNetwork driver row in the table, clicking the Ldap Servers tab, selecting the server, and clicking the Force Import from LDAP Server button (
).
| Property | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| User SearchBase | text | Defines where to start searching for personnel in the LDAP server hierarchy.
ou stands for organizational unit. dc stands for domain controller. dn stands for distinguished name. This name both uniquely identifies an entry in the LDAP database and describes its position in the hierarchy. |
| User SearchFilter | text | Defines the objectClass (metadata) associated with each personnel record that identifies it as a personnel record versus a system or other record type in the server database. |
| Search Scope | drop-down list | Select the search scope from the drop-down list. These are the available options,Object Scope searches on the base DN only (compare).One Level Scope searches the direct children of the base DN. Subtree Scope searches the base DN an all its descendants.
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| Group Attribute | text | Defines the LDAP server attribute that provides the LDAP group Distinguished Name. Each LDAP user belongs to a group. Specify the group attribute. Specify the attribute which is holding the group and associated with access right in the ldap server. |
| Allow New Inactive Users | true (default) or false |
Indicates that users may be added before they are activated in the system.
If set to If set to |
| Status Attribute | text | Reports LDAP user status: active or inactive. |
| Active Status Values (Comma Separated) | text values, comma separated | Defines a list of values, which indicate a valid user status. This list is specific to your organization’s personnel policies. |