Administration > LDAP Settings
LDAP settings define how Network VirusWall Enforcer authenticates endpoint users for policy enforcement. A brief description of the options on this screen is available below.
Use Active Directory—select this option to use the Microsoft Active Directory for authentication. This is the default selection.
Use OpenLDAP—select this option to use OpenLDAP for authentication.
Authentication method—select Simple or Kerberos with Microsoft Active Directory or select Simple, Kerberos, or DigestMD5 with OpenLDAP.
Note: Kerberos authentication is not supported in IPv6 networks. When using Kerberos authentication, both the LDAP and the KDC server addresses must be IPv4 addresses.
LDAP server location—name or IP address of the LDAP server.
LDAP server port—port used for LDAP services. The default is port 389.
Base distinguished name—base distinguished name.
KDC server location—name or IP address of the KDC server.
Default realm—default realm.
Default domain—default domain.
KDC principal name—KDC principal name. This setting is only used for Microsoft Active Directory 2008.
KDC server port—port used for KDC services. The default is port 88.
Enable single sign-on (SSO) to the Internet—allows users to sign on once to access the Internet. This feature is only available when using Active Directory authentication.
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