Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M1070 Mode D'Emploi

To do the same configuration on the command line interface, type the 

advanced

 subcommand of the 

ldapconfig

 command at the command line prompt. 

A chain query is a series of LDAP queries that AsyncOS runs in succession. AsyncOS runs each query 
in the series each query in the “chain” until the LDAP server returns a positive response or the final query 
returns a negative response or fails. Chain queries can be useful if entries in LDAP directories use 
different attributes to store similar (or the same) values. For example, departments in an organization 
might use different types of LDAP directories. The IT department might use OpenLDAP while the Sales 
department uses Active Directory. To ensure that queries run against both types of LDAP directories, 
you can use chain queries. 

To use a chain query to control end-user access or notifications for the spam quarantine, complete the 
following steps:

Create an LDAP server profile for each query you want to use in the chain queries. For each of the server 
profiles, configure the queries you want to use for a chain query. For more information, see 

Create the chain query and designate it as an active query for the spam quarantine. For more information, 
see 

Enable LDAP end-user access or spam notifications for the spam quarantine. For more information about 
the spam quarantine, see 

You can also use the 

advanced

 subcommand of the 

ldapconfig

 command in the CLI. 

On the Security Management appliance, choose Management Appliance > System Administration > 
LDAP > LDAP Server. 

From the LDAP Server Profiles page, click Advanced.

Click Add Chained Query.

Enter a name for the chain query.

Select the query type.