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A domain controller (DC) responds to authentication requests within a Windows domain. It uses LDAP to provide a central place to store usernames and passwords, allowing applications to validate users. The video will demonstrate how to configure an LDAP server for user authentication and synchronize it with a content server to enable login with LDAP users.

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Ldap

A domain controller (DC) responds to authentication requests within a Windows domain. It uses LDAP to provide a central place to store usernames and passwords, allowing applications to validate users. The video will demonstrate how to configure an LDAP server for user authentication and synchronize it with a content server to enable login with LDAP users.

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Ashish Tomar
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 Domain controller (DC) is a server that

responds to security authentication requests


(logging in, checking permissions, etc.)
within a Windows domain
 A domain is a concept introduced
in Windows NT whereby a user may be
granted access to a number of computer
resources with the use of a single username
and password combination.
 The Lightweight Directory Access
Protocol (LDAP;) is an open, vendor-neutral,
industry standard application protocol for
accessing and maintaining distributed
directory information services over
an Internet Protocol (IP) network.
 A common use of LDAP is to provide a
central place to store usernames and
passwords.
 This allows many different applications and
services to connect to the LDAP server to
validate users.
 dcpromo.mp4
 ldap.mp4
 Video
 Video
 Description
 Video
1. Basic Initialization
2. Configuration
3. Finalizing the installation
 Constraints
1. Change password not supported
2. Dynamic Groups are only supported in Sun
Java Directory Services
3. LDAP Synchronization job must have read
permission on
-nsuniqueid on SunDirectory processor
-objectguid on Active Directory Server
-ibm-entryuuid on IBM
-guid on Novell
-orclguid on Oracle
 Add new LDAP servers
 View or modify existing LDAP server
properties
 Synchronize LDAP servers
 Duplicate an existing LDAP server
configuration
 Delete existing LDAP servers
configurations
1. Name
2. Status
3. Directory Type
4. Host Name/IP Address
5. Port
6. Binding Name
7. Binding Password
8. Confirm Password
9. Set
10. Use SSL
11. SSL Port
12. Certificate Location
13. Validate SSL Connection
1. Import
2. Sync Type
3. Deleted Users
4. Update Names
5. User Type
6. Bind to User DN
7. External Password
Check
1. User Object Class
2. User Search Base
3. User Search Filter
4. Search Builder
5. Group Object Class
6. Group Search Base
7. Group Search Filter
8. Search Builder
9. Property Mapping
1. Retry Count
2. Retry Interval
3. Reconnect
4. Secondary Ldap Servers
5. Name
6. Hostname
7. Port
8. SSL Port
 Video.
 Creating User in LDAP
 Synchronize Content Server with LDAP
 Login with the new user in DA
 Video

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