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Ldap guide 2 Open ?re LDAP Guide http www igniterealtime org builds open ?re docs latest documentatio LDAP Guide Back to documentation index Introduction This document details how to con ?gure your Open ?re installation to use an external directory such a

Open ?re LDAP Guide http www igniterealtime org builds open ?re docs latest documentatio LDAP Guide Back to documentation index Introduction This document details how to con ?gure your Open ?re installation to use an external directory such as Open LDAP or Active Directory Integration with a directory lets users authenticate using their directory username and password Optionally you can con ?gure Open ?re to load user pro ?le and group information from the directory Any group in Open ?re can be designated as a shared group which means that you can pre-populate user's rosters using directory groups Background LDAP Lightweight Directory Access Protocol has emerged as a dominant standard for user authentication and for storage of user pro ?le data It serves as a powerful tool for large organizations or those organizations integrating many applications to simplify user management issues Many LDAP servers are available such as Open LDAP Active Directory and Novell's eDirectory By default Open ?re stores all user data in its database and performs authentication using database lookups The LDAP module replaces that functionality and allows Open ?re to Use a LDAP server to authenticate a user's identity Load user pro ?le information from a LDAP directory Load group information from an LDAP directory Note Open ?re treats the LDAP directory as read-only This document will guide you through con ?guring LDAP support in Open ?re These instructions assume that you're a competent LDAP user and that you're familiar with Open ?re setup issues Con ?guration The Open ?re setup tool includes an easy to use LDAP setup wizard Choose the LDAP option on the Pro ?le Settings page to con ?gure directory integration The wizard along with in-line help will guide you through the rest of the process Speci ?c tips for working with Active Directory are noted below de COpen ?re LDAP Guide http www igniterealtime org builds open ?re docs latest documentatio If you have already completed the setup process but need to enable LDAP integration you can re-run the setup tool To do so Stop Open ?re Edit conf open ?re xml in your Open ?re installation folder and set true to false Restart Open ?re and enter the setup tool Working with Active Directory Microsoft's Active Directory is a broadly deployed directory system that supports the LDAP protocol You'll be prompted for several LDAP ?elds when connecting to Active Directory servers some of which are detailed below Base DN The base DN describes where to load users and groups If you're using a default Active Directory setup all user accounts and groups are located in the Users folder under your domain In LDAP form that's cn Users dc To get more speci ?c say your domain is activedirectory jivesoftware com In that case your base DN would be cn Users dc activedirectory dc jivesoftware dc com If you've customized where users are stored you'll just need to replicate that folder structure using LDAP syntax Administrator DN By default Active Directory does