Edit an LDAP Configuration

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About this task

This task edits an LDAP configuration in your Data Hub Service (DHS) portal.
Important: For this task, you need the SEC-ADMIN portal role. See Portal Roles.

Procedure

  1. Go to the MarkLogic Data Hub Service home page, and select LDAP from the menu.
  2. In the Configure LDAP page, search for the configuration to edit.

    Edit LDAP Configuration
    1. In the Action column, click the arrow icon () to display the Action menu.
    2. In the Action menu, click Edit.
  3. In the Update LDAP Config page, configure your LDAP settings.

    Edit LDAP Config page
    Field Description
    Network The name of the preconfigured network to use. The network can be peered or public.
    Important: To assign your LDAP configuration to your service, the LDAP configuration and service must be in the same network. Make note of the network that hosts your service before creating your LDAP configuration.
    Region Not configurable. The region where your preconfigured network is located.
    Name Name for this LDAP configuration.
    Security Admin DN The distinguished name (DN) for the Security Admin group in your external LDAP server. After you assign an LDAP configuration to a service, the Security Admin DN will be mapped to the data-hub-security-admin service role in the MarkLogic security database. For details about this service role, see Service Roles. Example: CN=AWS Security Administrators,OU=AWS Delegated Groups,DC=example,DC=com
    Important: Only users in your external LDAP server assigned the data-hub-security-admin service role can execute the curl commands that map service roles to LDAP roles. If your service was created before 10/1/2020, the Service Security Admin service role maps the service roles to LDAP roles. For details, see Service Roles.
    Tip: A Distinguished Name (DN) is a sequence of Relative Distinguished Names (RDNs), which are attributes with associated values expressed by the form attribute=value. Each RDN attribute is separated by a comma in a DN. For details on LDAP DNs, see http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc4514.txt.
    DNS Address The IP address of your external LDAP server. The DNS Address can be public or private, and include more than one IP address. Example: 192.0.2.235
    Important: If using more than one IP address, separate each IP address with a comma. Example: 192.0.2.235,198.51.100.234
    Server URI The URI of your external LDAP server. Must include either the ldap:// or ldaps:// prefix. Example: ldaps://ldap.example.com
    Note: The URI must not contain a port number.
    The port number is defined by the prefix.
    URI Prefix Port Number
    ldap:// 389
    ldaps:// 636
    Base The location in your external LDAP server's directory information tree where MarkLogic will begin searching for DNs. Example: DC=example,DC=com
    Default User The DN for the user in your external LDAP server that MarkLogic uses to search your external LDAP server. MarkLogic uses the Default User to locate DNs that match the external names (ROLE_DN) you provided. If Bind is set to Simple, Default User must be entered as a DN. Example: CN=MarkLogicUser,OU=Users,OU=example,DC=example,DC=com
    Important: Default User must be able to access the Base DN.
    Password / Re-Enter Password The password for the Default User. Provide the password you defined for this user in your external LDAP server.
    Bind Method The bind method to use. Default: Simple

    Click the following link to view a full list of authentication resources.

  4. (Optional) Expand Advanced Config.

    You can update additional settings in the Advanced Config section.


    Configure LDAP page
    Field Description
    LDAP Attribute The LDAP attribute for user lookup. The name of the attribute used to identify the user on the LDAP server. Default: sAMAccountName
    Memberof Attribute The LDAP attribute for group lookup. Used to search for the groups of a user. Default: memberOf
    Member Attribute The LDAP attribute for group lookup. Used to search for the group of a group. Default: member
  5. Click Update.

Results

The Configure LDAP page is displayed with your LDAP configuration.


LDAP configured

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