The Generic LDAP Configuration and Management Step 1 of 3 page is displayed. Use this page to configure the digital certificate used during initiation of SSL connections when communicating with a generic LDAP server. These communications use LDAP over SSL (LDAPS). If you enable certificate validation, upload the certificate of the Certificate Authority (CA) that issued the certificate used by the LDAP server during initiation of SSL connections. The CA's certificate is used to validate the authenticity of the certificate provided by the LDAP server during SSL initiation.

NOTE: In this release, non-SSL port based LDAP bind is not supported. Only LDAP over SSL is supported.

4Under Certificate Settings, select Enable Certificate Validation to enable certificate validation. If enabled, iDRAC6 uses the CA certificate to validate the LDAP server certificate during Secure Socket Layer (SSL) handshake; if disabled, iDRAC6 skips the certificate validation step of the SSL handshake. You can disable certificate validation during testing or if your system administrator chooses to trust the domain controllers in the security boundary without validating their SSL certificates.

CAUTION: Ensure that CN = open LDAP FQDN is set (for example, CN= openldap.lab) in the subject field of the LDAP server certificate during certificate generation. The LDAP server address field in iDRAC6 should be set to match the same FQDN address for certificate validation to work.

5Under Upload Directory Service CA Certificate, type the file path of the certificate or browse to find the certificate file.

NOTE: You must type the absolute file path, which includes the full path and the complete file name and file extension.

6Click Upload.

The certificate of the root CA that signs all the domain controllers' Security Socket Layer (SSL) server certificates is uploaded.

7Click Next. The Generic LDAP Configuration and Management Step 2 of 3 page is displayed. Use this page to configure location information about generic LDAP servers and user accounts.

NOTE: In this release, the Smart Card based Two Factor Authentication (TFA) and the Single Sign-On (SSO) features are not supported for generic LDAP Directory Service.

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