OpenLDAP
- Silvan Grüter
- Luca Kurmann
Introduction
This article describes the OpenLDAP CoreOne System Connector.
Parameters
The following configuration parameters are available for the Microsoft Active Directory system connector:
Parameter | Mandatory field | Datatype | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Server Address | Text | Server address of the OpenLDAP Server | |
Port Number | UINT | Port Number | |
Username | - | Text | User credentials on the server |
Password | - | Password | User credentials on the server |
Domain controller path | - | Text | OpenLDAP domain controller path. The root element within the LDAP structure. |
Exchange SSL | - | Checkbox | Exchange SSL |
Auth type | - | Drop Down:
| The authentication type used |
Use SSL | - | Bool | Whether or not to use SSL |
LDAP Server Type | - | Drop Down:
| The OpenLDAP Server type |
Compatibility
The following products were tested:
OpenLDAP (https://www.openldap.org/ ) |
389ds (https://directory.fedoraproject.org/ ) |
Resources type
The following resource types are supported:
Groups
AD object | Description |
|---|---|
Group | An OpenLDPA Group |
Identity types
The following identity types are supported:
AD Object | Description |
|---|---|
User | User object |
Identity features
The following identity functions are supported:
Supported | |
Create / delete identities | |
Provisioning identities | |
Update identities          | |
Provisioning identity updates   | |
Deprovision identities  | |
Cleanup of inactive identities active     | |
Check password changed active |
Resources features
The following resource functions are supported:
Supported | |
Create/delete resources | |
Provision resources     | |
Update resources         | |
Provisioning resource changes | |
Deprovisioning resources         | |
Provisioning resource allocations         | |
Deprovisioning resource allocations     | |
Provisioning resources-resource allocations     | - |
Deprovisioning resource resource allocations   | - |
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Cleanup features
The following cleanup functions are supported:
Supported | |
In the should-actual Log available    | |
Should be - Actually is - cleanup | |
Read back account properties | |
Resource identity member target system clean up | - |
Resource resource member target system clean up | - |
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