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v Optionally associate an existing LDAP Search Parameters object with the
Related Commands
mc-ldap-bind-dn, mc-ldap-bind-password, mc-ldap-parameters, mc-ldap-sslproxy,
mc-loadbalancer-group, mc-server-host, mc-server-port
Examples
v Uses a local XML file to map credentials and performs an LDAP search to
mc-ldap-sslproxy
Assigns the SSL Proxy Profile to the LDAP credentials server.
Syntax
mc-ldap-sslproxy name
Parameters
name
Guidelines
The mc-ldap-sslproxy command assigns an existing SSL Proxy Profile to use secure
communication with the LDAP credentials server. When specified, LDAP
communication uses the configuration that is defined in the assigned SSL Proxy
Profile. If not specified, communications do not use SSL and are nonsecure.
This command is relevant only in the following situation:
v LDAP search is enabled with the mc-ldap-search command
v When the credentials mapping method, as defined with the mc-method
Beyond assigning an SSL Proxy Profile for secure communication when searching
the LDAP for the group name, you need to use the following properties:
v How to connect to the LDAP server. Use either approach:
v Specify the login DN to access the LDAP server with the mc-ldap-bind-dn
v Specify the user's password with the mc-ldap-bind-password command
v Optionally, the mc-ldap-parameters command to associate an existing LDAP
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Command Reference
mc-ldap-parameters command
retrieve the distinguished name.
# mc-method xmlfile
# mc-info-url local:///RBM-MC.xml
# mc-ldap-search on
# mc-server-host ldap.mydomain.com
# mc-server-port 389
# mc-ldap-bind-dn "cn=proxyuser"
# mc-ldap-bind-password p@Ssw0rd
#
Specifies the name of an existing SSL Proxy Profile.
command, is local or xmlfile.
– The mc-server-host and mc-server-port commands
– The mc-loadbalancer-group command
command
Search Parameters object
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