There are five possible
SPD Server parameter file configurations for LDAP:
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Configuration 1: LDAP Server that is running on
an SPD Server hostFor this configuration,
assume that all other LDAP settings use the default configuration.
To run an LDAP server on the SPD Server host, add the LDAP option
to your SPD Server parameter file. User authentication is performed
by the LDAP server, which is running on the port LOCAL_HOST on the
SPD Server host.
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Configuration 2: LDAP Server that is running on
an SPD Server Host using a port other than LOCAL_HOSTFor this configuration,
assume that all other LDAP settings use the default configuration.
Also assume that you want to perform LDAP user authentication on the
LDAP server. To run an LDAP server on the SPD Server host by using
a port assignment other than LOCAL_HOST, add the LDAP option and the
LDAPPORT= port specification to your SPD Server parameter file.
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Configuration 3: LDAP Server and SPD Server host
that are running on different machinesFor this configuration,
assume that you want to perform LDAP user authentication, but the
LDAP server and the SPD Server hosts are on different machines. To
run an LDAP server and the SPD Server hosts on different machines,
add the LDAP option and the LDAPSERVER= specification (such as <
host.domain.company.com>) to your SPD Server
parameter file. An LDAP user is authenticated when the LDAP server
is running at port LOCAL_HOST on
host.domain.company.com.
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Configuration 4: SPD Server user IDs and passwords
that are not in their default location in the LDAP databaseFor this configuration,
assume that you want to perform LDAP user authentication, but the
SPD Server user IDs and passwords are not in their default locations
in the LDAP database. Assume that all other LDAP settings use the
default configuration. Add the LDAP option and the LDAPBINDDN= specification.
The LDAPBINDDN= property setting is ou=people, dc=domain, dc=company,
dc=com. An LDAP user is authenticated when the LDAP server is running
at port LOCAL_HOST on the SPD Server host machine. The LDAP server
looks for SPD Server users at the location that corresponds to ou=people,
dc=domain, dc=company, dc=com in its database.
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Configuration 5: SPD Server user IDs and passwords
that are not in their default location in the LDAP database and in
the LDAP Server that is using TCPIP_PORTFor this configuration,
assume the following: you want to perform LDAP user authentication,
the SPD Server user IDs and passwords are located at ou=people, dc=domain,
dc=company, dc=com in the LDAP database, and the LDAP server is using
the port TCPIP_PORT. Add the LDAP option and set the LDAPPORT= port
specification to TCPIP_PORT in your SPD Server parameter file. Next,
add the LDAPBINDDN= specification. The LDAPBINDDN= property setting
is ou=people, dc=domain, dc=company, dc=com. A user is authenticated
when the LDAP server is running at port TCPIP_PORT on the SPD Server
host machine. The LDAP server looks for SPD Server users at the location
that corresponds to ou=people, dc=domain, dc=company, dc=com in its
database.