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7
Select
the
Accept
all
certificates
check
box
to
allow
LDAPS
communication
between
the
LDAP
server
and
Lab Manager
server
without
requiring
the
LDAPS
server
certificate
in
the
Lab Manager
server
certificate
store.
If
you
do
not
select
this
option,
you
must
import
a
server
authentication
certificate
from
the
LDAPS
server
into
the
Lab Manager
server’s
certificate
store.
See
the
Windows
Server
2003
Product
Help
for
information
about
importing
certificates.
8
Select
the
authentication
method
for
your
LDAP
server.
Active
Directory
Negotiate
–
Choose
this
method
for
Active
Directory.
Digest
‐
MD5
–
Choose
this
method
for
OpenLDAP
without
LDAPS.
You
must
provide
MD5
Realm
information.
Basic
–
Choose
this
method
for
OpenLDAP
only
if
you
are
using
LDAPS.
If
you
are
using
LDAP,
be
aware
that
the
LDAP
password
is
sent
over
the
network
in
clear
text.
9
Type
a
user
name
and
password
to
connect
to
the
LDAP
server.
If
anonymous
read
support
is
enabled
on
your
LDAP
server,
you
can
leave
these
text
boxes
blank.
By default,
Active
Directory
does
not
enable
anonymous
read,
but
OpenLDAP
does.
10 Specify
how
often
Lab Manager
synchronizes
with
the
LDAP
server.
Synchronizing
updates
Lab Manager
user
and
group
information
based
on
changes
to
the
LDAP
directory.
To
synchronize
immediately,
click
the
Synchronize
LDAP
button.
Specify the LDAP Connector and Schema
Lab Manager
supports
Microsoft
Active
Directory
and
OpenLDAP,
as
well
as
the
most
common
schemas
associated
with
each.
To specify the LDAP connector and schema
1
In
the
left
pane,
click
Settings
.
2
Click
the
LDAP
tab.
3
Select
a
connector.
Lab Manager
supports
Active
Directory
and
OpenLDAP.
Certain
options
are
enabled
or
disabled
based
on
your
selection.
For
example,
only
Active
Directory
supports
serverless
binding.
4
Select
an
LDAP
schema.
The
LDAP
schema
defines
the
required
and
optional
attributes
for
an
LDAP
directory
entry.
If
you
select
Active
Directory
as
the
connector,
select
Active
Directory
,
unless
you
are
using
a
custom
schema.
If
you
select
OpenLDAP
as
the
connector,
select
OpenLDAP(1)
,
OpenLDAP(2)
,
or
OpenLDAP(3)
,
unless
you
are
using
a
custom
schema.
OpenLDAP(1),
(2),
and
(3)
represent
the
most
common
implementations
of
OpenLDAP.
OpenLDAP(1)
should
work
in
most
environments
that
are
not
significantly
customized.
Check
with
your
OpenLDAP
administrator
to
determine
which
schema
to
choose
or
if
you
need
a
custom
schema.
The
combination
of
connector
and
schema
populates
the
text
boxes
in
LDAP
User
Attributes
and
LDAP
Group
Attributes.
C
AUTION
Do
not
select
this
option
unless
you
are
sure
that
your
network
is
secure.
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