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The LDAP configuration basically consists of many long sentences.
During LDAP configuration, FLIP can be fetched using the text file to prevent typos and make a
batch setting.
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Input of file name and content should be case sensitive for correct operation.
• Format of LDAPConnectionConfig.txt
(1) Example of the text file
User ID=cn=Manager, dc=example, dc=com
Server Address=123.456.789.012
Server Port Number=12345
Base DN=dc=samsung, dc=example, dc=com
SSL/TLS=Don't Use
Use Untrusted Certificates=Don't Use
Authentication Type=Basic
(2) Allocation of values (VAL) for each key
User ID: Enter the User ID.
Server Address: Enter the IP or URL of the LDAP server.
Server Port Number: Enter the Port of the LDAP server.
SSL/TLS: Enter Use or Don't Use.
Use Untrusted Ceritificates: Enter Use or Don't Use.
Authentication Type: Enter Basic or Anonymous.
• Format of LDAPQuery.txt
(1) Example of the text file
Col=mail
Col=cn
Col=departmentNumber
Col=o
Query=(|(mail=*<A>*)(cn=*<A>*))
(2) Allocation of values (VAL) for each key
1) Col part
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In most cases, the above five rows are used and they are sequentially mapped to
email, name, level, department and company.
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Each row is mapped based on the following grammar. Col is each attribute in LDAP
and VAL is the value mapped in LDAP Query Configuration.
Col is the name shown on the left in LDAP Query Configuration and VAL is the
attribute displayed on the right in the LDAP Query Configuration menu.
Col=VAL or Col=VAL+VAL
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You can select the value of the desired column (Col) and change it.
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Col=level indicates the title. It does not appear on the menu but it is used to display
the search result.
2) Query part
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<A> is the Keyword that is used for a Search.
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The syntax for the Custom Query complies with the LDAP Query rule excluding <A>.
For example, when <A> is included in the mail or cn attribute, you can create it as
follows.
Query=(|(mail=*<A>*)(cn=*<A>*))
How to create a text le for use of LDAP
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