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#If authentication is required for connecting to LDAP for search, that is, anonymous bind is not allowed then enter rootDN and password appropriately. | #If authentication is required for connecting to LDAP for search, that is, anonymous bind is not allowed then enter rootDN and password appropriately. | ||
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Home > CentOS > CentOS 6.x > Web based tools or applications > glpi > GLPI Administration > Configuring LDAP authentication in GLPI
To configure LDAP authentication in GLPI use following steps:
- Login into glpi portal as glpi (admin user)
- Go to Setup -> Authentication -> LDAP Directories
- Choose option for adding new directory (Small plus sign on toolbar)
- Give identifiable name to server
- Change both 'Default Server' and 'Active' to yes
- Enter server hostname and choose port. If TLS is expected use appropriate port and then select yes for TLS through "Advanced Information" option on left.
- Enter values for basedn and login field
- If authentication is required for connecting to LDAP for search, that is, anonymous bind is not allowed then enter rootDN and password appropriately.
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