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The following table shows the arguments for the options.
Option Description
-a User authentication
method
-b Binding method
-c Client distinguished
name
-d Search domain
-f Group filter
-g Group search attribute String of up to 63 characters for group_search_attr
-l Login permission
attribute
-m Domain source
-n Service name
-p Client password
-pc Confirm client
password
-r Root entry
distinguished name
(DN)
s1ip Server 1 host name/IP
address
s2ip Server 2 host name/IP
address
s3ip Server 3 host name/IP
address
s1pn Server 1 port number
s2pn Server 2 port number
s3pn Server 3 port number
-u UID search attribute
-v Get LDAP server
address via DNS
-w Allows wildcards in the
group name
-h Displays the command
usage and options
Values
Local only, LDAP only, local first then LDAP, LDAP first
then local
Anonymous, bind w/ClientDN and password, user
principal bind (UPN)
String of up to 63 characters for client_dn
String of up to 31 characters for search_domain
String of up to 63 characters for group_filter
String of up to 63 characters for string
Extract search domain from login ID, use only
configured search domain, try login first then
configured value
String of up to 15 characters for service_name
String of up to 15 characters for client_pw
String of up to 15 characters for confirm_pw
Command usage is: ldap -p client_pw -pc confirm_pw
This option is required when changing the client
password. It compares the confirm_pw argument with
the client_pw argument and the command will fail if
they do not match.
String of up to 63 characters for root_dn
String up to 63 characters or an IP address for host
name/ip_addr
String up to 63 characters or an IP address for host
name/ip_addr
String up to 63 characters or an IP address for host
name/ip_addr
A numeric port number up to 5 digits for port_number.
A numeric port number up to 5 digits for port_number.
A numeric port number up to 5 digits for port_number.
String of up to 23 characters for search_attrib
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