LDAP/AD Auth

the ldap/ad auth section allows you to add and manage ldap and ad authentication providers ldap (lightweight directory access protocol) provides centralized services for login authentication and storage of / access to usernames and passwords within a network directory ldap uses group mechanisms to facilitate user authentication management the ad (active directory) service authenticates users and devices in a windows or unix based domain network, and verifies permissions to determine the user access level at login each litmus edge instance contains a default user registry for authentication and authorization ldap and ad settings allow you to integrate the litmus edge login system with an external authentication registry for example, this external registry might be the username and password combinations for your company network you can add multiple ldap authentications litmus edge supports active directory (ad) ldap directories using the rfc2307/2307bis schema other ldap directories through direct attribute mapping review the set up ldap using an openldap container docid\ gmfg 6wjsebvxq8ihvohw how to guide access ldap/ad ui from the litmus edge navigation menu, navigate to system > access control > ldap/ad auth next steps add an ldap/ad provider docid 6lqeimponyhzat22fe2wq log in with authentication docid 0lmaxwlgx7yriphu bthq test a provider docid\ x1bwry7nswsvdgyokuiid manage ldap providers docid\ mpyuegi42ngvint5z h e find ldap distinguished names (dn) docid\ ylkvxlcgwttczait03cev ldap and ad user interface examples docid\ n 7vradrobcu s qdebjb