3PAR InForm® OS 2.2.4 CLI Administrator's Manual (320-200113 Rev A, March 2009)

4.9
LDAP Connection
InForm OS Version 2.2.4 3PAR InForm OS CLI Administrator’s Manual
 Issue the ldapsearch command and record the displayed dnsHostName (the value
used for the
ldap-server-hn parameter) and ldapServiceName (the value used
for the
kerberos-realm parameter) attributes for later use.
 Run ldp.exe as follows:
1) Click Start > Run.
2) In the Open box, enter
ldp and click OK.
3) The Ldp window opens.
4) In the Ldp window, click Connection > Connect.
5) In the Server box, enter the Active Directory server’s IP address and click OK.
The root DSE attributes and values are displayed in the right-side pane.
6) Record the displayed
dnsHostName (the value used for the ldap-server-hn
parameter) and
ldapServiceName (the value used for the kerberos-realm
parameter) attributes for later use.
2 Set the address to which the LDAP server will connect by issuing the
setauthparam
ldap-server <IP_address>
command, where <IP_address> is your LDAP server’s IP
address.
3 Set the LDAP server’s host name by issuing the
setauthparam ldap-server-hn
<DNS_HostName>
command, where <DNS_HostName> is the value displayed by either
using the
ldapsearch command or ldp.exe in step 1 on page 4.8.
4 Set the Kerberos realm by issuing the
setauthparam kerberos-realm
<LDAP_ServiceName>
command, where <LDAP_ServiceName> is the value displayed
by either using the
ldapsearch command or ldp.exe in step 1 on page 4.8.
NOTE: In ldp.exe, the Kerberos realm is the portion of the ldapServiceName
value that follows the “at” (@) sign and terminates before the semi-colon (;).
In ldapsearch output, the Kerberos realm is the portion of the ldapServiceName
value that follows the “at” (@) sign.
NOTE: The value displayed for the defaultNamingContext is used later in 4.3.1.3
Configuring Account Location Parameters on page 4.11.