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196 Configuring authentication
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Managing LDAP macros (cont'd.)
/cfg/doamin #/aaa/auth #/ldap/ldapmacro
followed by:
del <index number>
add <variable name>
<LDAP attribute>
[<prefix>] [<suffix>]
insert <index number>
<variable name>
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Removes the specified LDAP macro from the
current configuration. The index numbers of
the remaining entries adjust accordingly.
To view the index numbers of all configured
LDAP macros, use the list command.
Adds an LDAP macro to the configuration.
You are prompted to enter the following
information:
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The system automatically assigns the next
available index number to the macro.
Inserts a macro at a particular position in the
list of LDAP macros in the configuration.
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variable name—the name of the
variable.
LDAP attribute—the LDAP user attribute
whose value will be retrieved from the
client's LDAP/Active Directory user record.
prefix—if the value string of the LDAP
attribute is long and you wish to extract
only part of it, the values at the start of the
string that you want to ignore. Combine
with a suffix if the value you want is in the
middle of the string.
suffix—if the value string of the LDAP
attribute is long and you wish to extract
only part of it, the values at the end of the
string that you want to ignore. Combine
with a prefix if the value you want is in the
middle of the string.
index number—the index number you
want the macro to have
variable name—the LDAP macro you are
adding
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