Reference Guide

Security Management Server Virtual v10.2.10 AdminHelp
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Host Name - The fully qualified hostname or the computer name and domain portion of the hostname
(for example, <computer_name>.<domainname>.com) for the enterprise directory server.
Port - The port for the directory server. If you do not specify a port, the default port of 389 is used. The
secure port, 636, uses an SSL connection instead of clear text. Global catalog ports are 3268 (clear-
text) and 3269 (secure).
Distinguished Name - This field is populated when you tab from the completed hostname or refresh the
URL. If necessary, correct the entry to reflect the domain (for example, DC=domainname, DC=com).
Secure LDAP - Select this check box for LDAPS.
User Name - The user name with rights to read and run queries on the enterprise directory server. The
format must be UPN, such as [e-mail].
Password - Enter a password with rights to read and run queries on the enterprise directory server.
Alias - A mapping that the Dell Server uses to select which domains to search to locate users that might
match the suffix in the UPN. The domain name or other alias. It is recommended that you add a pre-
Windows 2000 domain name as an alias. You may enter any UPN suffixes that are allowed for the
domain and are configured in the enterprise directory server.
Click Add, and the entry populates the field below.
Select an alias in the list, and click Remove Selected.
Update Domain - Click to update changes.
User Groups
User Groups
Add a user group, edit User Group priority, or search and select a user group to
View or Modify User
Group Policies and Information.
Add a User Group
1. In the left pane, click Populations > User Groups.
2. On the User Groups page, click Add.
3. Select the type of User Group from the list: Active Directory User Group or ADMIN-DEFINED
User Group
4. Select a domain from the list.
5. For Active Directory User Groups, follow these steps:
a. Enter the exact text for the group name or use the wildcard character (*).
b. Click Search. Depending on the size, this may take a few minutes to populate.
c. Select a group from the list to add to the domain. The group name is added to the field
below the list.
Click the X in the group name to remove the group name.
d. Click Add.
6. For ADMIN-DEFINED User Groups, follow these steps:
a. Enter the exact text for the group name or use the wildcard character (*).