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    Configuring Directory Server

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    The document provides instructions for configuring directory server, caching the directory schema, and configuring authentication and user profile maps for single sign-on with Active Directory. It lists the default connect DN, LDAP servers, port, search base, and search attribute needed. It also mentions caching the directory schema is used to select attributes for the authentication and user profile maps.

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    The document provides instructions for configuring directory server, caching the directory schema, and configuring authentication and user profile maps for single sign-on with Active Directory. It lists the default connect DN, LDAP servers, port, search base, and search attribute needed. It also mentions caching the directory schema is used to select attributes for the authentication and user profile maps.

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    Configuring Directory Server

    Default Connect DN: This is the system account that will make the initial connection to active directory to
    begin searching for a user. You must specify where the user is located in active directory. The string starts from
    right -> left in reading order.
    o CN=psoftpwdsvc,OU=Peoplesoft,OU=Service Accounts,DC=corp,DC=twcable,DC=com

    LDAP Server: The actual server to verify user authentication.


    o 10.157.247.230 virtual ip address (load balanced across DC15 and DC16)
    o 10.157.247.231 individual domain controller (DC15).
    o 10.157.247.232 individual domain controller (DC16).

    Port: Specify the standard ldap port


    o 389

    To verify connectivity, simply click on the Test Connectivity tab. It should return successful when all variables are
    completed correctly.

    Caching Directory Schema


    The following utility will cache the directory schema. It is used for choosing attributes for the authentication map and
    the user profile map on the next step.

    Configuring Authentication Maps

    Default Connect DN: This is the system account that will make the initial connection to active directory to
    begin searching for a user. You must specify where the user is located in active directory. The string starts from
    right -> left in reading order.
    o CN=psoftpwdsvc,OU=Peoplesoft,OU=Service Accounts,DC=corp,DC=twcable,DC=com
    LDAP Server: The actual server to verify user authentication.
    o 10.157.247.230 virtual ip address (load balanced across DC15 and DC16)
    o 10.157.247.231 individual domain controller (DC15).
    o 10.157.247.232 individual domain controller (DC16).
    Search Base: The search base is the starting point to begin looking for the user attempting to login into the
    environment. All EID/VIDs are listed under the following tree structure.
    o OU=TWC Divisions, DC=corp, DC=twcable, DC=com
    Search Attribute: The search attribute is the attribute that contains the EID/VID values.

    User Profile Map


    ID Type Attribute: The id type attribute is the value that stores the human resources employee id. This value is used
    for the self service module.

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