| Server address |
Address of the Active Directory server.
Example:
SERVER001.enfocus.com |
| Server port |
Port number of the Active Directory server.
Example: 389
|
| LDAP version |
The version of the LDAP protocol used on your Active Directory server.
Example: 2 or 3 (default)
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| Base DN |
Distinguished name to be used as the search base. Example:
Usually,
users and user groups are located under the domain name. If users are stored in
the folder enfocus.com, the base DN is:
DC=enfocus;DC=com.
Note: If you don't know the base DN, you can leave it empty. Once you have
executed an AD directory query, it will be filled in automatically.
|
| Use pre-Windows 2000 logins |
This option defines how user names are generated when Active Directory users
are added in the Users pane:
- When selected, the name of an Active Directory user added in the Users
pane will have the format "domain\user" (also known as pre-Windows 2000
domain name), e.g. Netbios\sAMAccountName. Make sure to also use this format
for the user to be used to log on to the Active Directory server (next
field).
- When cleared, the name of an Active Directory user added in the Users pane
will have the format "user@domain" (also known as the User Principal Name),
e.g. user@example.com. Make sure to also use this format for the user to be
used to log on to the Active Directory server (next field).
Note: Changing this option has no impact on the users already present in the
Users pane. However, if needed, you can manually adjust the User names in the
Users pane.
|
| User |
User name to log on to the Active Directory server. If Use
pre-Windows 2000 logins is selected, the required format is
"domain\user", for example: enfocus\user1
If Use pre-Windows
2000 logins is cleared, the required format is "user@domain", for
example: user1@enfocus.com
|
| Password |
Password to log on to the Active Directory server. |