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Syntax
ldap-sslproxy name
Parameters
name
Guidelines
The ldap-sslproxy command assigns an existing SSL Proxy Profile to secure
communication with the LDAP server during LDAP authentication. When
specified, LDAP communication uses the configuration in the assigned SSL Proxy
Profile. If not specified, the communication is nonsecure.
This command is relevant only when the authentication method, as specified with
the au-method command, is ldap.
Related Commands
au-method
Examples
v Uses the ldapone SSL Proxy Profile for secure communications.
ldap-suffix
Specifies the LDAP suffix to add to the user name to form the DN.
Syntax
ldap-suffix suffix
Parameters
suffix
Guidelines
The ldap-suffix command specifies the string to add after the user name to form
the base distinguished name (DN) for LDAP authentication. The LDAP suffix and
the user name are separated with a comma, and both are included within quotes.
For example, if LDAP suffix is O=example.com and the user name is Bob, the DN is
CN=Bob,O=example.com.
This command is relevant only when the au-ldap-search command is off.
Related Commands
au-method, au-ldap-search, ldap-prefix
Examples
v Sets the LDAP suffix to O=example.com.
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Command Reference
Specifies the name of an existing SSL Proxy Profile.
# ldap-sslproxy ldapone
#
Specifies an LDAP suffix.
# ldap-suffix "O=example.com"
#
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