User's Manual

Using the CMC Directory Service 243
5 In the Common Settings section:
a Select the Enable Active Directory check box.
b Typ e th e Root Domain Name .
NOTE: The Root domain name must be a valid domain name using the x.y
naming convention, where
x is a 1–256 character ASCII string with no spaces
between characters, and y is a valid domain type such as com, edu, gov, int,
mil, net, or org.
c Typ e th e Timeout in seconds. Timeout range is 15–300 seconds.
Default timeout period is
90 seconds
6 If you want the directed call to search the domain controller and global
catalog, select the
Search AD Server to search (Optional) check box, and
do the following:
a In the Domain Controller text field, type the server where your Active
Directory service is installed.
b In the Global Catalog text field, type the location of the global
catalog on the Active Directory domain controller. The global catalog
provides a resource for searching an Active Directory forest.
7 Click Apply to save your settings.
NOTE: You must apply your settings before continuing to the next step. If you
do not apply the settings, you will lose the settings you entered after you
navigate to the next page.
8 In the Standard Schema Settings section, click a Role Group .
The
Configure Role Group page appears.
9 Typ e th e Group Name . The group name identifies the role group in the
Active Directory associated with the CMC card.
10 Typ e th e Group Domain . The Group Domain is the fully qualified root
domain name for the forest.
11 In the Role Group Privileges page, select privileges for the group.
If you modify any of the privileges, the existing
Role Group Privilege
(Administrator, Power User, or Guest User) changes to either the Custom
group or the appropriate Role Group Privilege. See Table 5-41.
12 Click Apply to save the Role Group settings.
13 Click Go Back To Configuration page .