Configure Sun Java or Linux OpenLDAP

Administration > IWSVA Configuration > User Identification | User Identification

In the User Identification screen, select User/group name authentication and click Select LDAP Vendor.

By default, the IWSVA LDAP configuration assumes a default set of LDAP attribute names. If your LDAP server uses any custom settings you can create an equivalency table so IWSVA will recognize the non-standard values and map them to the AD standards.

User Group Association

• Corporate group—maps to GroupsAttr=groupofuniquenames

• Corporate user—maps to CorpUserAttr=inetorperson

Attribute Description

• Corporate identity (UID)—maps to CorpIdentity=uid

• Corporate common name—maps to CorpCnAttr=cn

• Distinguished name (DN)—LDAP v3 standard attribute

• Corporate memberOf—This is can be used for associating a user object with the group(s) ti which the user belongs. If your LDAP Directory tree relies on a customized attribute type, identify it in the Attribute name column, and for the customized attribute syntax, choose the LDAP standard equivalency from the drop down under the Attribute syntax column.

• Common name

• Distinguished name (DN)

• Corporate member—This is can be used to associate a group with associated user/group member(s).  As described previously, if your LDAP relies on a second custom attribute, identify it in the Attribute name column, and then choose the LDAP standard equivalency from the drop down under the Attribute syntax  column.

See also

• Default Sun Java System Directory Server and OpenLDAP settings