Configure Linux OpenLDAP Parent topic

Administration > IWSVA Configuration > User Identification | User Identification
In the User Identification screen, select User/group name authentication and click Select LDAP Server.
By default, the IWSVA LDAP configuration assumes a default set of LDAP attribute names. If your LDAP server uses any custom settings you can create an equivalency table so IWSVA will recognize the non-standard values and map them to the OpenLDAP.
User Group Association
(Defined under [LDAP-Mapping-UNIX] section in LdapCustomize.ini.)
  • CorpGroupAttr—Corporate group
  • CorpUserAttr—Corporate user
Attribute Description
  • CorpIdentity—Corporate identity (UID)
  • CorpCnAttr—Corporate common name
  • Distinguished name (DN)—LDAP v3 standard attribute
  • Corporate memberOf—They can be used for associating a user object with the group(s) to which the user belongs. If your LDAP Directory tree relies on a customized attribute type, identify it from key [LDAP-Mapping-UNIX]/CorpMemberOfAttr in file LdapCustomize.ini, and for the customized attribute syntax,change value of key CorpMemberOfAttrType to the LDAP standard equivalency.
  • Common name
  • Distinguished name (DN)
  • Corporate member—They can be used to associate a group with associated user/group member(s). As described previously, if your LDAP relies on a second custom attribute, identify it from key [LDAP-Mapping-UNIX]/CorpMemberAttr in file LdapCustomize.ini, and for the customized attribute syntax,change value of key CorpMemberAttrType to the LDAP standard equivalency.
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