Alternately, the dn path can be defined as: “dc=domain,dc=test,dc=com” which would encompasses any other ou or cn beneath it. This restricts the LDAP server to query only the “Users” group. In an AD infrastructure, the root is defined by “dc”, organizational unit is defined with “ou”, and the container or user group are defined by “cn”.įor example, to query the LDAP server for a user named “fortiuser” who belongs in a user group named “Users” under, you must specify the dn path as: “set dn ” defines the hierarchy of the LDAP database object classes above the common name identifier (cnid setting). to show the Logon Name (sAMAccountName) linked to a Display Name (cn) to show the Display Name (cn) linked to a sAMAccountName a “Logon Name” (sAMAccountName) on a Microsoft Directory server, run the following commands from the Microsoft Windows Command Prompt. If there’s a need to reference the actual AD logon name, this value can be changed to “sAMAccountName” via “set cnid sAMAccountName”
In an AD environment, this is the “Display Name” identifier of an AD user.
“set cnid ” defaults to the LDAP Canonical Name or “cn”. However, FortiOS does not support any proprietary extensions, such as password expiration notifications, etc. As Microsoft’s Active Directory service (AD) is based on LDAP, FortiOS’s LDAP can reference it. It is compliant with all servers that support up to LDAP v3. FortiOS supports the LDAP protocol (RFC2251) for looking up and validating user credentials. if ‘group-member-check’ is defined as ‘group-object’ then ‘group-object-filter’ is neededĪs of this writing, you can define up to ten LDAP server definitions. ‘secure’ is an option and, if defined, Requires ‘ca-cert’ if ‘type’ is defined as ‘regular’ then ‘username’ & ‘password’ are required Due to the complexity inherent in LDAP, it is somewhat more difficult to configure.
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