Novell ZENWORKS 10 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SP3 - NETWORK DISCOVERY DATABASE STRUCTURE, Руководство системного администратора

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31.2.2 Deleting User Sources
When you delete a source, all assignments and messages for the source’s users are removed. You
cannot undo a source deletion.
1 In ZENworks Control Center, click the Configuration tab.
2 In the User Sources panel, select the check box next to the user source, then click Delete .
3 Click OK to confirm the deletion.
31.2.3 Editing User Sources
1 In ZENworks Control Center, click the Configuration tab.
2 In the User Sources panel, click the underlined link for a user source.
3 You can edit the following settings:
Username and Password: Click Edit , edit the fields, then click OK .
The ZENworks system uses the username to access the LDAP directory. The username must
provide read-only access to the directory. You can specify a username that provides more than
read-only access, but read-only access is all that is required and recommended.
For Novell eDirectory access, use standard LDAP notation when specifying the username. For
example:
cn=admin_read_only,ou=users,o=mycompany
For Microsoft Active Directory, use standard domain notation. For example:
AdminReadOnly@mycompany.com
Authentication Mechanisms: Click Edit , select the desired mechanisms, then click OK .
For more information, see Section 32.2, “Authentication Mechanisms,” on page 272 .
Use SSL: By default, this option is enabled. Click No to disable the option if the LDAP server
is not using the SSL (Secure Socket Layer) protocol.
If you edit this option, you must do the following for every connection that is listed in the
connections panel:
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Update the certificate: For more information on updating the certificate see,
Section 31.3.4, “Updating a Certificate for a User Source,” on page 265
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Update the port: If your LDAP server is listening on a different port, select that port
number.
NOTE: If you edit the user source either to enable or disable the Use SSL option, you must
restart the ZENworks services on the server or the authentication to the user source fails.
Root Context: Click Edit , specify the root context, then click OK .
The root context establishes the point in the directory where you can begin to browse for user
containers. Specifying a root context can enable you to browse less of the directory, but it is
completely optional. If you don’t specify a root context, the directory’s root container becomes
the entry point. Click Edit to modify the root context.
Description: Click Edit , modify the optional information about the user source, then click OK .
User Containers: For more information, see Section 31.2.4, “Adding a Container from a User
Source,” on page 263 . You can also remove or rename a user container.