Trusted Root Certificates And Ldap Authentication - Novell GROUPWISE 8 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual

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75.3 Trusted Root Certificates and LDAP
Authentication
LDAP authentication, as described in
GroupWise Users," on page
) located on your LDAP server. A trusted root certificate is automatically created for
rootcert.der
a server when you install eDirectory on that server. However, circumstances might arise where you
need to create one manually. You can do this in ConsoleOne.
1 Make sure that Novell International Cryptography Infrastructure (NICI) is installed on the
workstation where you run ConsoleOne.
If necessary, you can download NICI from the
download.novell.com).
2 In ConsoleOne, click Help > About Snapins and verify that the following snap-ins are installed:
Novell LDAP
Novell Certificate Server
Novell Modular Authentication Services (NMAS)
You can download these snap-ins from the
download.novell.com). After these snap-ins are installed, you can generate a trusted root
certificate for the LDAP server.
3 In ConsoleOne, check current SSL/TLS configuration of the LDAP server:
3a Browse to and right-click the LDAP Server object in your eDirectory tree (typically
named
LDAP Server - server_name
3b Click SSL/TLS Configuration.
Section 36.3.4, "Providing LDAP Authentication for
514, relies on the presence of a trusted root certificate (often named
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), then click Properties.
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