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Learning centerLightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) is a protocol for connecting to a directory service and it is used for accessing and maintaining user information. Organizations may have customized user directories which follow LDAP protocol. This feature will support such a customized user directory so that users/groups can be added to Leapwork.
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To add a connection, click the Add button and the following pop-up appears:
On the Add Connection pop-up window:
Enter the following mandatory attributes to establish a connection with the LDAP server:
Note: For optimal performance, it is recommended to use port 389.
All other attributes are optional. Users can configure these attributes based on their requirements:
Use SSL: Enables SSL/TSL encryption.
Domain: The server address where the directory is hosted.
User: Authorizes the user in the LDAP directory.
Full Name: Displays the names of users authorized in the LDAP directory.
User Unique Identifier: Uniquely identifies the user based on the assigned ID.
MemberOf: Fetches groups of users logging into the platform and authorizes them accordingly.
Group: Authorizes a group in the LDAP directory.
Group Unique Identifier: Uniquely identifies the group based on the assigned ID.
Allowed Groups: Searches for new users added directly as LDAP users.
Default User Directory: This checkbox is selected by default.
Once the connection is successfully saved, it would be added to the connections list.
Use the Edit or Delete buttons located next to the Add button to modify or remove the connection.
Leapwork integrates with LDAP to provide centralized user management, enabling administrators to easily manage user accounts and permissions while ensuring secure and streamlined access to the platform. To do that, follow these steps to set up and configure an LDAP connection effectively:
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