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7. Select the type of directory to be either LDAP or Active Directory based on the LDAP server
configuration on your network.
If LDAP directory type is selected, Bind Requires DN checkbox under Advanced settings will be
enabled (or) if Active Directory is selected, Bind Requires DN checkbox under Advanced
settings will be disabled.
8. Click Advanced tab to configure LDAP settings as shown in the screenshot below.
9. Select None or Use Start TLS or Use SSL from the Encrypted Transport button.
10. Check the Bind Requires DN checkbox to retrieve the domain name for the account used to bind
if the username is not already in DN form.
11. Select an account format that indicates the form to which the account names are canonicalized
from the Account Canonical Form drop-down list.
12. Enter the name of the account domain in the Account Domain Name text box.
13. Enter the short name of account domain in Account Short Domain Name text box.
14. Enter the filter format to search for the accounts in the Account Filter Format text box.
15. Check the Allow Empty Password checkbox to allow empty password during bind.
16. Check the Referrals checkbox to allow referrals.
17. Click Save to save the LDAP configuration successfully.
Figure 25: Advanced LDAP Configuration
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