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'''Allowed Networks''' | '''Allowed Networks''' | ||
A list of IP ranges allows to restrict LDAP Access to this server. A range is specified by a tuple: ''Adress, Mask''. | A list of IP ranges allows to restrict LDAP Access to this server. A range is specified by a tuple: ''Adress, Mask''. To disable LDAP access completely just enter 0.0.0.0 as Address and 255.255.255.255 as Mask. | ||
If no range was specified (default) all incoming connections will be accepted. | If no range was specified (default) all incoming connections will be accepted. | ||
*'''Address:''' An IP address | *'''Address:''' An IP address | ||
*'''Mask:''' An IP address mask | *'''Mask:''' An IP address mask | ||
*'''Force TLS:''' Only connections will be accepted with LDAP over TLS (a.k.a. LDAPS) | *'''Force TLS:''' Only connections will be accepted with LDAP over TLS (a.k.a. LDAPS) | ||
Revision as of 14:55, 15 February 2011
Here, access data can be configured that allows external LDAP clients read or read and write access to the LDAP database.
VoIP-Telephones require read access to the LDAP database. The default preconfigured username for this purpose is ldap-guest. PBX objects with Hide from LDAP checked are hidden on requests using this name (as long as Write Access is not checked for ldap-guest).
Replication connections require write access.
| User: | The LDAP user name. |
| Password: | The relevant LDAP user password. |
| Write Access: | Write authorisation is granted if the check box is checked. |
Allowed Networks A list of IP ranges allows to restrict LDAP Access to this server. A range is specified by a tuple: Adress, Mask. To disable LDAP access completely just enter 0.0.0.0 as Address and 255.255.255.255 as Mask. If no range was specified (default) all incoming connections will be accepted.
- Address: An IP address
- Mask: An IP address mask
- Force TLS: Only connections will be accepted with LDAP over TLS (a.k.a. LDAPS)