Configuring The Ldap Client Authentication; Configuring The Ldap Search Attributes - IBM BladeCenter Management Module User Manual

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Configuring the LDAP client authentication

Complete the following steps to configure the LDAP client authentication:

1. In the navigation pane, click MM Control → Network Protocols.

2. Scroll down to the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) Client

3. The initial bind to the LDAP server during user authentication can be performed

Complete the following steps to configure the LDAP search attributes:

1. In the navigation pane, click MM Control → Network Protocols.

2. Scroll down to the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) Client section

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Client authentication. A bind attempt is made with the client

distinguished name and password specified by this configuration

parameter. If the bind is successful, the user authentication phase

proceeds as in Anonymous authentication.

User Principal Name. A bind attempt is made directly with the

credentials used during the login process. If this succeeds, the user has

passed the user authentication phase. The user principal name usually

refers to a fully qualified name, such as johndoe@abc.com. However,

johndoe would also be acceptable.

Strict User Principal Name. This is similar to the user principal name,

except that a fully qualified name must be entered by the user. That is,

johndoe@abc.com would be acceptable, but not johndoe. The name

entered by the user will be parsed for the @ symbol.

section and click Set DN and password for Client Authentication. A page

similar to the one in the following illustration is displayed.

with anonymous authentication, client-based authentication, or user principle

name. To use client-based authentication, in the Client DN field, type a client

distinguished name. Type a password in the Password field or leave it blank.

and click Set search attribute names for LDAP based authentication. A page

similar to the one in the following illustration is displayed.

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