Hello,
I would like to present in this post, the LDAP servers configuration in Documentum Administrator (DA) and the dm_LDAPSynchronization job.
Creation of LDAP server configuration:
- Go to the LDAP Servers node in DA:
- Click on the FILE > LDAP Server Configuration menu:
- Fill in the informations concerning the LDAP server:
Warning: the name of LDAP Server Configuration must be identical to domain name.
In update mode, the password is necessary in order to modify others informations:
- Go on to the Sync & Authentication tab:
- Go on to the Mapping tab:
- Go on to the Failover tab:
LDAP Synchronisation job : dm_LDAPSynchronization:
- Go to the Jobs node in DA:
- Go on to the Job Properties:
- Go on to the Schedule tab:
- Go on to the Method tab:
- Go on to the SysObject Info tab:
The job dm_LDAPSynchronization creates item of « dm_job_request » type for the jobs :
+ dm_UserRename : « object_name=’UserRename’, job_name=’dm_UserRename’ » to rename users
+ dm_GroupRename : « object_name=’GroupRename’, job_name=’dm_GroupRename’ » to rename groups
DQL: List LDAP being used to authenticate users
- Source of Users
select distinct user_source from dm_user; -------------- user_source -------------- LDAP inline password ''
- OS Users
select user_login_name, user_login_domain from dm_user where user_source = ' '; ------------------------------------------ user_login_name | user_login_domain ------------------------------------------ DOCUMENTUM | dmadmin | MYDCTMSERVER dm_superusers | dm_superusers_dynamic | dm_browse_all | dm_browse_all_dynamic | dm_retention_managers | dm_retention_users | ...
- LDAP Users
select user_login_name, user_login_domain from dm_user where user_source = 'LDAP'; ------------------------------------------ user_login_name | user_login_domain ------------------------------------------ myuser1 | my-ad myuser2 | my-ad myuser3 | my-ad myuser4 | my-ad myuser5 | my-ad myuser6 | my-ad ...
- Inline Password Users
select user_login_name, user_login_domain from dm_user where user_source = 'inline password'; ------------------------------------------ user_login_name | user_login_domain ------------------------------------------ mytestuser1 | mytestuser2 | dmadmin_TEST | testread | ...
Best regards,
Huseyin OZVEREN