The following table describes LDAP Authentication parameters.
Parameter |
Description |
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Allowed users |
Determines who can access the File Transfer Server. The list is separated with a comma. Wildcards can be used. Example: johnd,adm*,mydomain\user1 |
Blocked users |
Determines who cannot access the File Transfer Server. The list is separated with a comma. Wildcards can be used. Example: johnd,adm*,mydomain\user1 |
Search user |
Defines the LDAP Browse user |
Password |
Defines the password of the user defined in the Search user field. The value of this field can be left blank if the Search user does not have a defined password. |
URL |
Defines the URL address and (optionally) port of a directory server ldap(s)://<server>:<port> |
Base DN |
Defines the point from where the server will search for users. EXAMPLE: ou=sales,dc=company,dc=us,dc=com |
Username Attribute |
Defines the name of the LDAP attribute that determines the username. The search users perform a lookup for any login user on this attribute. |
DN Attribute |
Defines the name of the LDAP attribute that determines the user DN (distinguished name). After the search users perform lookup for any login user based on the Username Attribute, it verifies authentication with the user DN (which appears in the user’s DN attribute). |
Timeout |
Determines the number of milliseconds to wait before a timeout (Default: 30000) |
The following table describes the PAM authentication parameters:
Parameter |
Description |
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Service name |
Defines the PAM service name (default passwd) NOTE: In non-root mode, you can only authenticate the Control-M/Agent user. To authenticate other users, you must run as root. |
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