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Roger French
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3/4/2013 7:58 PM
Setting up the LDAP bind with LBI FS.
Not using DSSO.
Windows 2008
Env = 9.0.1.9
LBI v 9.0.4.x
So, in setting up the Authentication Service, I choose LDAP and fill out the LDAP Bind parameters and credentials which I have. Under the "Administrative Role" what goes in that?
Thank you,
Roger
Matthew Nye
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Posts: 514
3/4/2013 8:21 PM
youll have to enter the full DN for the group that was set up to hold the LBI admin users. the binding user should be a member of that group as well as the LBI Users role.
Roger French
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3/4/2013 9:18 PM
Hello Matt,
What specifically goes in the section labeled "Adminstrative Role"... .is this an LBI Role such as "Administrators"? I already know how to do the bind to regular Lawson environment.
Matthew Nye
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3/4/2013 10:07 PM
its just an LDAP group. It can be called anything, it just needs to be in youre search base. any users that need access to the Tools dashboard will need to be a member as well as your bind member.
Roger French
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3/5/2013 1:39 PM
When you say "It can be called anything, it just needs to be in you're search base" I think what you mean is that the group already has to exist in your search base in LDAP. You don't create the group, it has to be already created, correct?
Matthew Nye
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3/5/2013 2:02 PM
yes, if i understand the scenario correctly, that LDAP is your user repository, it also will be your group repository. so youll need, at a minimum, to set up an admin group and a user group. you have to add any users that need to to be able to login to LBI to the latter.
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