Owner's Manual

314 Using the CMC Directory Service
The following properties for the certificate are displayed:
• Serial Number - The certificate's serial number.
• Subject Information - The certificate's subject (name of the person or
company certified).
• Issuer Information - The certificate's issuer (name of the Certificate
Authority.
• Valid From - The starting date of the certificate.
• Valid To - The expiry date of the certificate.
The following controls enable you to upload and download this certificate:
• Upload - Initiates the upload process for the certificate. This certificate,
which you obtain from your LDAP server, grants access to CMC.
• Download - Initiates the download process. You are prompted for the
location to save the file. When you select this option and click
Next , a File
Download
dialog box appears. Use this dialog box to specify a location on
your management station or shared network for the server certificate.
Configuring Generic LDAP Directory Service Using RACADM
NOTE: This feature supports both IPv4 and IPv6.
There are many options to configure LDAP logins. In most of the cases, some
options can be used with their default settings.
NOTE: It is highly recommended to use the 'racadm testfeature -f LDAP' command
to test the LDAP settings for first time setups. This feature supports both IPv4 and
IPv6.
Required property changes include enabling LDAP logins, setting the server
FQDN or IP, and configuring the base DN of the LDAP server.
• $ racadm config -g cfgLDAP -o cfgLDAPEnable 1
• $ racadm config -g cfgLDAP -o cfgLDAPServer
192.168.0.1
• $ racadm config -g cfgLDAP -o cfgLDAPBaseDN dc=
company,dc=com