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Guidelines
The fallback-user command allows a locally-defined user to be a fallback user.
Invoke the fallback-user command for each fallback user.
This command is relevant when the fallback-login command is restricted.
Use the no fallback-user command to remove a user from the list of fallback users.
Related Commands
fallback-login
Examples
v Designates bobsmith and joselopez as fallback users.
ldap-prefix
Specifies the LDAP prefix to add to the user name to form the DN.
Syntax
ldap-prefix prefix
Parameters
prefix
Guidelines
The ldap-prefix command specifies the string to add as a prefix to the user name
to form the distinguished name (DN) for LDAP authentication. The LDAP prefix
and the user name are separated with a comma, and both are included within
quotes.
For example, if the LDAP prefix is cn= and the user name is Bob Smith, then the
beginning portion of the DN is cn=Bob Smith.
This command is relevant only when the au-ldap-search command is off.
Related Commands
au-method, au-ldap-search, ldap-suffix
Examples
v Sets the LDAP prefix to cn=.
ldap-sslproxy
Assigns the SSL Proxy Profile for LDAP authentication.
# fallback-login restricted
# fallback-user bobsmith
# fallback-user joselopez
#
Specifies an LDAP prefix.
# ldap-prefix "cn="
#
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