Инструкция для Canon PRISMAdirect

The [LDAP servers] dialog displays the LDAP servers which are available to the application. The
application searches for LDAP servers in the local network and domain during the start up of the
application. All available LDAP servers are added to the list in the top of the dialogue.

The LDAP servers can be added to two different lists:
• [Servers used for authentication:]

The first LDAP server in the list is used for the authentication of a user. If the user cannot be
authenticated by the first server, then the second server is used, etc.
Click the 'Up' and 'Down' buttons to set the correct order of the LDAP servers used for
authentication.
User data can be collected from each server in this list.

• [Servers used to retrieve user data:]

The servers in this list are only used to retrieve user data that is available on an LDAP server.
The retrieved user data is filled in automatically in the mapped profile attributes and the
mapped job ticket items.

Click [Add] or [Edit] to open the [Edit LDAP server settings] dialog.

Click [Delete] to delete an LDAP server.

NOTE

You can delete the LDAP servers that you do not use for the application. However, the

application searches for LDAP servers at start up of the application. The found LDAP servers are

added to the list in the top of the dialogue.

Click [Search] to search for any available LDAP servers in the local network and domain.

If the central server and the web server are installed on the same machine, the [LDAP servers]
dialogue is available in:
• The [Global settings] for both the central server and the web server.

The servers in the list of [Servers used for authentication:] are used to authenticate:
• The [Web Submission] users.
• The users of the application. For example, the operators.

If the central server and the web server(s) are installed on separate machines in a distributed
system, the [LDAP servers] dialogue is available in:
• The [Global settings] for the central server.

The servers in the list of [Servers used for authentication:] are used to authenticate the users of
the application. For example, the operators.
In dialogue [Global settings], you define which LDAP servers are used for authentication and to
retrieve user data for the central server. On all machines where dialogue [Global settings] is
installed, the list of LDAP servers for the central server is the same.

• The [Web server] for the web server(s).

The servers in the list of [Servers used for authentication:] are used to authenticate the [Web
Submission] users.

NOTE

If the [Web Submission] users cannot be authenticated, the application uses the LDAP servers in
[Global settings] to authenticate the users.
For each web server, you can define which LDAP servers are used for authentication and to
retrieve user data. The used LDAP servers can be different for each web server.

PRISMAdirect v1.2