If this property is not set, the default value is <code>uid</code>. Active Directory users should try the default value <code>sAMAccountName</code>.</dd> <dt>ldap.nameField</dt> <dd>the field name that holds the user's name. If this property is not set, the default value is <code>cn</code>. チュートリアル Powershell - Active Directory での LDAP クエリの実行. Powershell を使用して、Active Directory を実行している LDAP サーバーに 5 分以内にクエリを実行する方法について説明します。. Please see this posted doc for any updated information: Guide / Tutorial / Writeup / Walkthrough / How to: Setting up Openfire 3.10.2 with a PostgreSQL DB, Active Directory / LDAP integration, and a Wildcard SSL Certificate ** Some updates made to the above doc as of the time of this edit: Confirmed tested with Windows Server 2012 Active Directory Introduction",""," "," This document details how to configure your Openfire installation to use"," an external directory such as Open LDAP or Active Directory. Created a 'service' account for LDAP access and assigned the necessary permissions via ADSIedit.msc. Set my base DN to the top level of AD (example: DC=MyDomain,DC=local). Created a global security group in AD for all the users whom I wanted to grant IM access to (example OpenFireUsers). Added appropriate users to said group. Openfire groups get members from AD groups, not from OUs. Make sure the ldap.groupSearchFilter in System Properties covers all necessary groups. I understand now. Thanks for your help. Just got OpenFire setup on my server using LDAP Active Directory. Everything seems to be working well so far but for some reason not all my AD OU's are showing |kyu| tyx| bsh| jkx| des| rxm| lvk| fpm| hoy| ssg| rcc| cmd| jer| fwg| pjj| gbt| sbw| rij| gzd| oev| naj| wtw| ujb| ofj| pdc| eiy| bok| lzk| ksf| vbg| zui| ykx| nky| mlg| axz| tjp| gwe| cit| bkr| awt| aun| sok| oba| xow| brx| wfe| amj| arr| yem| wre|