Make sure that you don’t have trailing spaces after any of the values. For example,
Host URL: ldap://managed1.mosol.com:389
Base DN: ou=users,ou=acme corporation,dc=acme,dc=com
Filter: (objectclass=*)
Username Attribute: sAMAccountName
Principal: Change it to your network user name and password; for example:
acme/jpeters, "password"
Make sure that you don’t have trailing spaces after any of the values. For example,
Host URL: ldap://acme1.acme.com:389
Authentication: simple
Security Protocol: none
Make sure that you do not have trailing spaces after any of the values. For example,
Host URL: ldaps://acmecorp1.acme.com:636
Authentication: EXTERNAL
Ensure that the remote LDAP server to which you want to connect supports this external method.
Security Protocol: ssl
Currently, we do not have an SSL-enabled LDAP server. You must get a signed certificate from the Active Directory* where you want to connect.
Use the following command to add the certificate to the JRE* under the Operations Center installation:
keytool -import -v -alias formula_ldap -file AD_cert -keypass changeit
-keystore [location to 1.7 JRE cacerts, usually under OperationsCenter/bin]
-storepass changeit
where AD_cert is the Active Directory certificate.
Use the following command to verify that the certificate has been installed:
keytool -list -keystore [location to 1.7 JRE cacerts, usually under OperationsCenter/bin]