Item name
Description
Equivalent properties file parameter
For Microsoft Active Directory, use the
catalog LDAP ports.
The default global catalog LDAP port
values are 3268 for LDAP and 3269 for
LDAPS.
The default domain LDAP ports values
are 389 for LDAP and 636 for LDAPS.
Note:
If an FQDN is used to specify the
LDAP server, the enterprise might
map the FQDN to multiple,
replicated LDAP servers using the
DNS round-robin mechanism as an
attempt for load-balance and for
redundancy purpose. Sporadic
authentication failures can occur if
one of the LDAP servers is offline
and the DNS round-robin
mechanism resolves the FQDN to
the IP of the LDAP server that is
offline.
If this outcome cannot be tolerated,
a more reliable load-balancing
mechanism, such as a dedicated
load-balancer in front of the LDAP
servers, will be needed.
For Active Directory, use the
Global
Catalog service port
instead of the
default LDAP/LDAPS ports.
Bind DN
The Distinguished Name (DN) of the user
that has read and search permissions for
the LDAP server users and roles. This is
a mandatory setting.
The format of the Bind DN depends on
the configuration of the LDAP server.
Note:
Even though the parameter name is
Bind DN, the format of its value is
not limited to the DN format. The
format can be any format that the
LDAP server can support for LDAP
bind.
bindDN
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Avaya Aura
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