LDAP Configuration

Connecting to the LDAP Server

1. Navigate to the VALT software either through the IP Address or the FQDN using Chrome, Firefox, or other standard web browser
2. Log in using your login credentials

   - (Default credentials: Username = admin | Password = admin)

3. Click on Admin -> Users & Groups -> LDAP -> Show Advanced Settings

   

4. Scroll down to Servers

   

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	1	Enter the IP Address or FQDN of your Active Directory or other LDAP compatible server in the Server field (Add Note)
	2	Enter a Service Account user with read access in the LDAP Bind User field. (Add Note) The user must be entered as user@domain.com
	3	Enter the Service Account password
	4	Enter in the Base DN of the Service Account (Add note)
	5	Select either Active Directory or Open LDAP
	6	Click Save

1. Enter the IP Address or FQDN of your Active Directory or other LDAP compatible server in the Server field.

   Note: If you are using LDAPS, enter the IP or FQDN as ldaps://192.168.0.10

2. Enter a Service Account user with read access in the LDAP Bind User field. The user must be entered as user@domain.com
3. Enter the Service Account password
4. Click Save
   
   If the credentials were accepted and a connection was established, you will receive a message stating connected and you will see your LDAP Server in Green.
   
   
   If the connection fails, you will receive an error message stating Wrong Credentials.
   

Syncing Security Groups

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1. Type a name into the LDAP Sync Schedules name field.
2. In the Bind Script field, enter the DN for the security group without the DC components.
   For Example: CN=VALT Users, CN=Users
3. Select a group the users should be added to. A group must be specified.
4. Select a sync interval if you would like to automatically import new users added to the group.
5. Click Save to save the sync schedule or Import to perform an import and save the schedule.

Importing an Individual User

1. Type the distinguished name for the user into the LDAP field, omitting the DC components

   Example: CN=testuser,OU=Users

2. Select a Group from the Group to Add field.

   Note: If you do not select a group, the user will still be important and must be assigned a group manually.