LDAP Directory Agent
Overview
An LDAP Directory agent encapsulates the connection details to a single LDAP directory store.
Operational Considerations
An incorrectly configured LDAP Directory agent will affect every Operation attached to it. When configuring this agent, it is important to keep in mind:
- The Authentication types that are supported or required by the target LDAP directory store.
- Whether a certificate is required for authentication.
- Connection timeout limits of the target store.
- Access privileges of the user connection details required to query the server.
Usages
The LDAP Directory agent is used by the following Operations:
- LDAP Directory Changes operation
- LDAP Listen operation
Configuration
In addition to the common agent configuration settings shared by all agents, the LDAP Directory agent requires the following by way of configuration:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Server | Full name of the LDAP directory to connect to. |
| Authentication | Authentication type to be applied on connection to the server. |
| Username | Username to connect to the server with (Not required if Authentication is 'Anonymous'). |
| Password | Password to connect to the server with (Not required if Authentication is 'Anonymous'). |
| Certificate File Path | (Optional) File path of an X509 Certificate to be applied to the connection. The file path must correspond to the file located on the host machine of the UNIFYNow service installation. |
| Certificate Password | (Optional) Password corresponding to the optionally provided X509 Certificate. |
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