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- | ====== LDAP Integration ====== | ||
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- | TAST is connected to LDAP for the processes of authentication and authorization. | ||
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- | ===== Configuration ===== | ||
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- | LDAP configuration is made within the application’s properties file and it can be connected to a maximum of two LDAP, that can be used as a back-up or different LDAP servers with different hierarchy and users. | ||
- | Within the properties file the following keys are used: | ||
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- | * sipsa.ldap.primary.base: LDAP base path in primary LDAP. | ||
- | * sipsa.ldap.primary.url: Primary LDAP’s URL. | ||
- | * sipsa.ldap.primary.username: Technical user DN in primary LDAP. | ||
- | * sipsa.ldap.primary.password. | ||
- | * sipsa.ldap.secondary.base: LDAP base path in secondary LDAP. | ||
- | * sipsa.ldap.secondary.url: SecondaryLDAP’s URL. | ||
- | * sipsa.ldap.secondary.username: Technical user DN in primary LDAP. | ||
- | * sipsa.ldap.secondary.password: | ||
- | * sipsa.ldap.users.base: LDAP paths where users are stored in LDAP. If more tan one is required, they must be separated with@&@. | ||
- | * sipsa.ldap.users.pattern: Patterns for user’s DN. The username is represented with {0} in the DN string. If more than one is required, they must be separated with @&@. | ||
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