Руководство Пользователя для Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M160

Configure an LDAP server profile. 

The server profile contains information to enable AsyncOS to connect to the LDAP server, such as:

Server name and port

Base DN

Authentication requirements for binding to the server

For more information about configuring a server profile, see 

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When you create the LDAP server profile, you can configure AsyncOS to connect to multiple LDAP 
servers. For more information, see 

Configure the LDAP queries. 

You can either use the default spam quarantine queries generated for the LDAP server profile or create 
your own queries that are tailored to your particular LDAP implementation and schema. You then 
designate the active queries for spam notifications and end-user access to the quarantine.

For information about queries, see 

Enable LDAP end-user access and spam notifications for the spam quarantine. 

Enable LDAP end-user access to the spam quarantine to allow end-users to view and manage messages 
in their quarantine. You can also enable alias consolidation for spam notifications to prevent the user 
from receiving multiple notifications.

For more information, see 

When you configure AsyncOS to use LDAP directories, you create an LDAP server profile to store the 
information about the LDAP server. 

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

Click Add LDAP Server Profile. 

Enter a name for the server profile in the LDAP Server Profile Name text field.

Enter the host name for the LDAP server in the Host Name(s) text field.

You can enter multiple host names to configure the LDAP servers for failover or load-balancing. 
Separate multiple entries with commas. For more information, see 

Select an authentication method. You can use anonymous authentication or specify a user name and 
password.