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Update LDAP documentation

Ozzieisaacs 2020-04-17 16:28:36 +02:00
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@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ After selecting it you have to configure your LDAP connection:
* **LDAP Server Port**: Please insert your servers port here, usually 389 for unencrypted traffic, and 636 for ssl encrpyted traffic * **LDAP Server Port**: Please insert your servers port here, usually 389 for unencrypted traffic, and 636 for ssl encrpyted traffic
* **LDAP Encryption**: For STARTTls select `TLS`, for SSL encrypted connection use `SSL` * **LDAP Encryption**: For STARTTls select `TLS`, for SSL encrypted connection use `SSL`
* **LDAP Certificate PATH**: This field is only visible for TLS or SSL encrypted connections. If your server need a certificate for client authentication, enter the file path on the server * **LDAP Certificate PATH**: This field is only visible for TLS or SSL encrypted connections. If your server need a certificate for client authentication, enter the file path on the server
* **LDAP Authentication**: Please select your authentication method for the administrator. `Anonymous` means no Adminstrator username and password is needed, `Unauthenticated` means you only need an Administrators username and no password. The setting `Simple` means you have to provide Administrator's username and password for bind requests.
* **LDAP Administrator Username**: Please fill in your administrators username, normally something like `cn=admin,dc=example,dc=com` * **LDAP Administrator Username**: Please fill in your administrators username, normally something like `cn=admin,dc=example,dc=com`
* **LDAP Administrator Password**: Enter your Adminstrator's password, after submitting the form, the field will be empty as in the create user section * **LDAP Administrator Password**: Enter your Adminstrator's password, after submitting the form, the field will be empty as in the create user section
* **LDAP Distinguished Name**: Put in your search root, usually something like dc=example,dc=com * **LDAP Distinguished Name**: Put in your search root, usually something like dc=example,dc=com