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Publishing Framework
You must configure channels only
when delivering packages by means of SAS channel transports.
When preparing to publish to channels,
you must configure a default LDAP directory server
by assigning values to the following macros in a SAS session:
| Macro |
Description |
Example |
| LDAP_HOST |
specifies the DNS of the IP address of the host that runs the LDAP server. |
%let LDAP_HOST=myhost.com; |
| LDAP_PORT |
specifies the port number for the LDAP server.
389 is the default. |
%let LDAP_PORT=8010; |
| LDAP_BASE |
specifies the distinguished name (DN)
in the LDAP Directory Information Tree (DIT) of the root. |
%let LDAP_BASE=o=AlphaliteAirways,c=US; |
| LDAP_BINDDN |
specifies the LDAP bind DN.
You must specify this macro when you use Simple Authentication.
Otherwise, it is optional. |
%let LDAP_BINDDN=cn=Reservations,
o=AlphaliteAirways,c=US; |
| LDAP_BINDPW |
specifies the LDAP password for bind DN.
You must specify this macro when you use Simple Authentication.
Otherwise, it is optional. |
%let LDAP_BINDPW=*****; |
| LDAP_OPTIONS |
specifies the options to pass to the LDAP directory server
when the server connection is opened.
This macro is optional. |
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Here is an example that shows how
to set up these macros in a SAS session:
%let LDAP_HOST=myhost.com;
%let LDAP_PORT=8010;
%let LDAP_BASE=o=AlphaliteAirways,c=US;
%let LDAP_BINDDN=cn=Reservations,o=AlphaliteAirways,c=US;
%let LDAP_BINDPW=born2run;
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