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Chapter12 Configuring AAA Servers and User Accounts Configuring an LDAP Attribute Map
Fields
•Name—Specifiesthe name of the LDAP attribute map you are adding or editing. If you are adding
anew map, you enter the name of the map in this field. If you are editing a map that was selected in
theLDAP Attribute Map pane, the name of the selected map displays as read-only text in this field.
To change the map, you must return to the LDAP Attribute Map pane and choose the desired map.
•CustomerName—Specifies the customer, user-definedattribute name that maps to an attribute name
selected from the Cisco Name drop-down list.
•Cisco Name—Specifies the Cisco attribute name you want to map to the user-defined name in the
Customer Name field.
•Add—Inserts the name mapping into the attribute map.
•Remove—Removes the selected name mapping from the attribute map.
•Customer Name—Displays the customer attribute names of mappings in the attribute map.
•Cisco Name—Displays the Cisco attribute names of mappings in the attribute map.
Add/Edit LDAP Attribute Map > Map Value Tab
TheAdd/Edit LDAP Attribute Map dialog box lets you modify or delete an existing LDAP attribute map,
add a new LDAP attribute map, and populate attribute maps with attribute name and value mappings.
See also Add/Edit LDAP Attribute Map.
Some fields vary depending upon whether you have selected the Map Name tab or the Map Value tab.
When you click the Map Value tab, the following fields appear.
Fields
•Name—Specifiesthe name of the LDAP attribute map you are adding or editing. If you are adding
anew map, you enter the name of the map in this field. If you are editing a map that was selected in
theLDAP Attribute Map pane, the name of the selected map displays as read-only text in this field.
To change the map, you must return to the LDAP Attribute Map pane and choose the desired map.
•Customer Name—Displays the customer attribute names of mappings in the attribute map.
•Customer to Cisco Map Value—Displays the mapping of a customer value to a Cisco value for a
customer attribute.
•Add—Displays the Add LDAP Attributes Map Value dialog box.
•Edit—Displays the Edit LDAP Attributes Map Value dialog box.
•Delete—Deletes the selected attribute value mapping from the LDAP attribute map.
Add/Edit LDAP Attributes Value Map
The Add/Edit LDAP Attribute Map Value dialog box lets you map a customer attribute value for a
customer attribute name to the Cisco value of the associated Cisco attribute name.
Fields
•Customer Name—If adding a new attribute value mapping, this is a drop-down list that lets you
choose a customer attribute name from a list of attributes which do not yet have a customer value
mappedto a Cisco attribute value. If editing an existing attribute value mapping, this is a read-only
field which displays the name of the customer attribute selected on the Map Value tab of the
Add/Edit LDAP Attribute Map dialog box.