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Registering LDAP servers, LDAP Server
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Setting up registered servers Registering servers 9 Option Transfer systems Definition Specifies whether to enable or disable the ability to transfer systems for this server. When enabled, select Automatic sitelist import or Manual sitelist import. When choosing Manual sitelist import, it is possible to cause older versions of McAfee Agent (version 4.0 and earlier) to be unable to contact their Agent Handler. This may happen when • Transferring systems from this McAfee ePO server to the registered McAfee ePO server • and an Agent Handler name appears alpha-numerically earlier than the ePO Server name in the supplied sitelist • and the older Agents use that Agent Handler Use NTLMv2 User name 4 Click Save. Optionally choose to use NT LAN Manager authentication protocol. Select this option when the server you are registering employs this protocol. Specifies the user name for this server. Registering LDAP servers You must have a registered LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) server to use Policy Assignment Rules, to enable dynamically assigned permission sets, and to enable Active Directory User Login. Task For option definitions, click ? in the interface. 1 Select Menu | Configuration | Registered Servers, then click New Server. 2 From the Server type menu on the Description page, select LDAP Server, specify a unique name and any details, then click Next. 3 Choose whether you are registering an OpenLDAP or Active Directory server in the LDAP server type list. The rest of these instructions will assume an Active Directory server is being configured. OpenLDAP-specific information is included where required. 4 Choose if you are specifying a Domain name or a specific server name in the Server name section. Use DNS-style domain names (e.g. internaldomain.com) and fully-qualified domain names or IP addresses for servers. (e.g. server1.internaldomain.com or 192.168.75.101) Using domain names gives fail-over support, and allows you to choose only servers from a specific site if desired. OpenLDAP servers can only use server names. They cannot be specified by domain. McAfee® ePolicy Orchestrator® 4.6.0 Software Product Guide 97