ShishirDwivedi
Programmer
Hi,
I am trying to configure LL ECM with Lotus Dominos LDAP server.
The steps given in the Directory Services Installation and administration guide are followed. The requirement is only for authentication. No synchronisation is required.
The information i am providing in the "Configure Authentication source" page is:
--LDAP Server's ip and port
--SSL disabled
--LDAP UserName: cn=Admin(Admin is a user in the directory)
--LDAP Password
--Search Root: o=<myOrganizationName> (Present in the directory)
--Log In Name : uid
--Username Style: Attribute value of Log-in Name
--Case Sensitivity: Preserve
--Environment Valriable: REMOTE_USER
I have checked the LDAP Authentication radio button at the top.But still the CS is using the internal authentication.
I am using LAPI to access the content server and apache http server.
I am passing the generic user name and password format while trying to create the session object.
I have also reset all the passwords to HIDDEN.
Please suggest where i might be going wrong.
Thanks
I am trying to configure LL ECM with Lotus Dominos LDAP server.
The steps given in the Directory Services Installation and administration guide are followed. The requirement is only for authentication. No synchronisation is required.
The information i am providing in the "Configure Authentication source" page is:
--LDAP Server's ip and port
--SSL disabled
--LDAP UserName: cn=Admin(Admin is a user in the directory)
--LDAP Password
--Search Root: o=<myOrganizationName> (Present in the directory)
--Log In Name : uid
--Username Style: Attribute value of Log-in Name
--Case Sensitivity: Preserve
--Environment Valriable: REMOTE_USER
I have checked the LDAP Authentication radio button at the top.But still the CS is using the internal authentication.
I am using LAPI to access the content server and apache http server.
I am passing the generic user name and password format while trying to create the session object.
I have also reset all the passwords to HIDDEN.
Please suggest where i might be going wrong.
Thanks