Configuring LDAP
LDAP is the Protocol that the Active Directory uses for general interaction between and LDAP client and an LDAP server. You can configure the LDAP Server(s) in your network, and set the filters and the local policy that the LDAP Server uses when handling inbound Lync and PBX calls in the Enterprise core network.
You can use the following objects in the ACLI to configure LDAP.
| Object | XML Tag | ACLI Path | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| ldap-config | ldapConfig | session-router->ldap-config | Configures the LDAP functionality on the
Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller (i.e., name, state, LDAP servers, realm, authentication mode, username, password, LDAP search filters, timeout limits, request timeouts, TCP keepalive, LDAP security type, LDAP TLS profile, and LDAP transactions).
Note: This is a multiple-instance object. |
| ldap-transaction | ldapTransaction | session-router->ldap-config-> ldap-transaction | Configures the application transaction type for LDAP, determines route priority in the route list, and configures the LDAP configuration attributes. You configure this object for LDAP search queries in call routing.
Note: This is a multiple-instance object. |
| ldap-cfg-attributes | ldapCfgAttributes | session-router->ldap-config-> ldap-transaction->ldap-cfg-attributes | Configures the Active Directory attribute name, next hop for routing SIP requests, the realm for the next hop, a regular expression pattern, and a format for the attribute value. You configure this object for LDAP search queries in the Active Directory.
Note: This is a multiple-instance object. |
| policy-attributes | policyAttributes | session-router->local-policy-> policy-attributes | Configures the ldap: prefix with the name of the ldap-config. This allows the
Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller to send LDAP queries to the Active Directory server(s) configured in the ldap-config element whenever there is a match for the corresponding local-policy.
Note: An ldap-config with the LDAP name specified for this parameter must be configured for the next hop. An LDAP next hop is supported only for SIP to SIP calls. This is a multiple-instance object. |
