location
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The connection URL for the LDAP server in the format ldap://hostename:port.
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principal
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The LDAP principal (user name) needed when using an authentication
method other than anonymous login. Use the fully qualified DN (Distinguished
Name) of the user; for example, CN=Administrator,CN=Users,DC=sun,dc=com.
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credential
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The credentials (password) needed when using an authentication
method other than anonymous login.
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ssltype
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The type of SSL connection to use. Enter one of the following:
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None: A simple
plain connection that does not use SSL.
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Enable SSL: Communication
to the LDAP server uses an SSL secure communication channel.
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TLS On Demand: Communication
to the LDAP server uses TLS on deamand.
Note –
If you use Enable SSL, the URL must point to a secure
LDAP port.
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authentication
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The authentication method to be used. Enter one of the following:
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None: Authentication
is simple or not required. Make sure the LDAP server supports anonymous
logins.
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Simple: Authentication
is based on a user name or password. If you select this option, you
need to enter the user name in the principal property and the password
in the credentials property.
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protocol
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The SSL protocol to use when establishing an SSL connection
with the LDAP server. Enter TLS, TSLv1, SSLv3, SSLv2, or SSL
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truststore
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The path and name of the TrustStore file, which is used for
CA certificate management when establishing SSL connections.
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truststorepassword
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The TrustStore password for accessing the TrustStore used for
CA certificate management when establishing SSL connections.
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truststoretype
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The TrustStore type used for CA certificate management. If no
type is specified, the applications uses JKS as the default type.
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keystore
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The path and name of the KeyStore file. The KeyStore is used
for key/certificate management when establishing SSL connections.
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keystorepassword
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The KeyStore password for accessing the KeyStore used for key/certificate
management when establishing SSL connections.
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keystoreusername
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The user name for accessing the keystore when establishing SSL
connections.
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keystoretype
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The default keystore type, which is used for key/certificate
management when establishing SSL connections. If no type is specified,
the application uses JKS as the default type.
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tlssecurity
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An indicator of whether TLS security is enabled. Enter NO if TLS security is not used; enter YES if
it is used.
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