LDAP

LDAP Policy can be used when the user needs to be authenticated while limiting the access to protected resources for certain users. The policy is also designed for retrieving Digital Number (DN) metadata for use in API proxy flows.
For example, an API call may be executed only after a user gets successfully authenticated against LDAP. Then DN attributes may be retrieved optionally for the user after the authentication succeeds.

Configuration

The properties that have to be configured to use the policy are described below.

Figure 1: LDAP Policy Configuration attributes (for Authentication policy type)

Property	Description
LDAP Connector Class	When using the LDAP Policy with a custom LDAP provider, specify the fully qualified LDAP connector class. This is the class in which LDAPConnectionProvider interface is implemented. If set to default, the built-in LDAP connector will be used.
LDAP Resource	Select the LDAP resource. Refer to Using LDAP Policy for more information.
LDAP Policy Type	The functionalities of LDAP Policy are: Authentication: User Name and Password Authentication Search and Authenticate: DN Attribute Authentication Search: Searching LDAP Policy configuration based on Policy Types are explained in the next sections.
User Name	Username against which authentication is done. This is applicable only for Authentication policy type.
Password	Password attached to the user name.
SearchQuery	Applicable for the following Policy Types: Search and Authenticate - Search query to get the user name. Search - Search query to retrieve additional DN attributes.
BaseDN	The base level of LDAP under which all data exists.
LDAP Scope	LDAP scopes are: Object: Authentication or search occurs only at the base level of LDAP. Onelevel: Authentication or search occurs one level below the base level. Subtree (default): Authentication or search occurs at the base level and recursively below the base.
Additional Attributes	Attributes that need to be retrieved upon a search. Additional Attributes are applicable only for Search policy type. Refer to the Additional Attributes section for detailed information.

Edit

button in the Policies tab helps to rename the policy ID (the policy name that appears under Policies).