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Table 2-4, Description, LDAP Server Parameters when adding a server
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Configuring system settings 31 Configuring LDAP settings Table 2-4 LDAP Server Parameters when adding a server Item Description Usage Describes how this LDAP server will be used. Available usage modes are: ■ Authentication ■ Synchronization ■ Authentication and Synchronization You can have only one authentication server defined in the Control Center. Administrator Credentials Specifies login and usage information for the LDAP server as follows: Anonymous bind-Allows you to login to an LDAP server without providing specific user ID and password information. Before using anonymous bind, configure your LDAP server to grant anonymous access to the changelog and base DN. For the Domino Directory Type using anonymous bind, group and dlist data are not retrieved. ■ Name (bind DN)-Login name allowing you to access the LDAP server. When entering the Name (bind DN) for an Exchange 5.5 server, be sure to use the full DN such as cn=Administrator,cn=Recipients,ou=mysite,o=myorg rather than a shortened form such as cn=Administrator to ensure detection of all change events and guarantee full authentication by the LDAP server. For an Active Directory server, the full DN or logon name with User Principal Name suffix can be required. ■ Password-Password information that allows you to access the LDAP server. ■ Test Login-Verifies the anonymous bind connection or the user id and password given for accessing the LDAP server. Windows Domain Names (Active Directory only) Windows domain names you see in the Log on to dropdown list when logging onto a Windows host. Use commas or semicolons to separate multiple domain names. Primary domain Internet domain to which mail is delivered. (Domino only) Domain aliases (Domino only) Internet domain names that resolve to the primary domain. For example, you could assign company.net to be an alias for company.com. Use commas to separate multiple names.