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This sample configuration recommends that you create a local authentication domain before you configure LDAP settings in Cisco UCS Manager. Logging in as a local admin user guarantees that you will have the access rights required to complete the steps in this procedure, and could prevent you from having to spend time correcting an invalid configuration.
Log into Cisco UCS Manager GUI as an admin user.
Configure LDAP properties in Cisco UCS Manager.
This sample configuration does not include steps to configure LDAP with SSL.
Configure the LDAP Group Rule.
The IP address for the AD server displays in the Navigation pane under
What to Do Next .
Create an LDAP Provider Group.
Your provider group appears in the LDAP Provider Groups folder.
What to Do Next
Configure LDAP Group Maps.
Step 1 | In the Navigation pane, click the Admin tab. |
Step 2 | On the Admin tab, expand . |
Step 3 | In theWork pane, click Create LDAP Group Map. |
Step 4 | In the
Create
LDAP Group Map dialog box, complete the following:
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Step 5 | Create new LDAP group maps (using the information you recorded earlier from AD) for each of the remaining roles in the AD server that you want to test. |
Create your LDAP authentication domain.
The authentication domain appears under Authentication Domains.
What to Do Next
Test your LDAP configuration using the Cisco UCS Manager GUI.