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Linux in the Network
Figure 21.17: YaST OpenLDAP Server Configuration: Log Level
In ‘Allow Settings’, define which connection types should be allowed by
the LDAP server. See Figure 21.18 on the next page.
The individual ‘Allow Flags’ have the following meaning:
bind_v2 This option enables connection requests (bind requests) from
clients using the previous version of the protocol (LDAPv2).
bind_anon_cred Normally the LDAP server denies any authentication
attempts with empty credentials (DN or password). Enabling this op-
tion, however, makes it possible to connect with a password and no
DN to establish an anonymous connection.
bind_anon_dn Enabling this option makes it possible to connect in a non-
authenticated (anonymous) fashion using a DN but no password.
update_anon Enabling this option allows non-authenticated (anonymous)
update operations. Access is restricted according to ACLs and other
rules (see Section 21.8.3 on page 482).
After changing the allow flags, proceed to the configuration of the ‘TLS Set-
tings’ to define how the data traffic between server and client should be
secured. See Figure 21.19 on page 493.
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