If there is an incorrect LDAP setting on the metadata server, all administrative functions will be denied.
If an incorrect LDAP configuration renders the administrative agent unusable, you can reset the configuration using this procedure:
CMMNP5406I The LDAP configuration was modified successfully.
Parameters | Description | Example |
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LDAP_SERVER | LDAP server IP address | LDAP_SERVER=192.168.1.1 |
LDAP_USER | Distinguished name of an authorized LDAP user | LDAP_USER=cn=manager or o=sanfs |
LDAP_PASSWD | Password of the authorized LDAP user. | LDAP_PASSWD=PASSWORD |
LDAP_SECURED_CONNECTION | Does the LDAP server require SSL connections? | LDAP_SECURED_CONNECTION =false |
LDAP_BASEDN_ROLES | Base distinguished name to search for roles. | LDAP_BASEDN_ROLES=ou=sfsroles, o=sanfs |
LDAP_ROLEMEM_ID_ATTR | The attribute that holds the members of a role. | LDAP_ROLEMEM_ID_ATTR= roleOccupant |
LDAP_USER_ID_ATTR | The attribute that holds the user ID. | LDAP_USER_ID_ATTR=uid |
LDAP_ROLE_ID_ATTR | The attribute that holds the name of the role. | LDAP_ROLE_ID_ATTR=cn |
Parent topic: Troubleshooting an administrative server