Cisco Cisco ASA 5540 Adaptive Security Appliance Technical Manual
values are case sensitive.Note: If you do not know the exact attribute names or spellings that
are provided by the LDAP server, it can be helpful to examine the debugs before you create
the map. See the Verify section for more information on how to identify LDAP attributes with
debugs.
are provided by the LDAP server, it can be helpful to examine the debugs before you create
the map. See the Verify section for more information on how to identify LDAP attributes with
debugs.
After you add the attribute mapping, click the Map Value tab, and click Add in order to create
a value mapping. Add as many value mappings as required, and click OK when
finished.Customer Value - the attribute value from the LDAP serverCisco Value - the name
of the group policy on the ASAIn this example, the
CN=Employees,CN=Users,DC=ftwsecurity,DC=cisco,DC=com memberOf value is
mapped to ExamplePolicy1 and the
CN=Contractors,CN=Users,DC=ftwsecurity,DC=cisco,DC=com memberOf value is
mapped to
ExamplePolicy2.
a value mapping. Add as many value mappings as required, and click OK when
finished.Customer Value - the attribute value from the LDAP serverCisco Value - the name
of the group policy on the ASAIn this example, the
CN=Employees,CN=Users,DC=ftwsecurity,DC=cisco,DC=com memberOf value is
mapped to ExamplePolicy1 and the
CN=Contractors,CN=Users,DC=ftwsecurity,DC=cisco,DC=com memberOf value is
mapped to
ExamplePolicy2.
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