User Search Pattern Example. Cisco BroadWorks

Authentication is confirmed once the LDAP server successfully compares the received hash password with its local value.

9.2 User Search Pattern Example

9.2.1 LDAP Directory Elements

Following are the basic directory elements that capture how to connect to the LDAP server and the list of known users along with their characteristics. This example represents the

LDAP server-side configuration that is expected to be already present in the Cisco customer network.

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The root naming context and authentication user (DIGEST-MD5)

# top-level entry dn: dc=broadsoft,dc=com objectClass: dcObject dc:broadsoft

# authentication dn: dc=broadsoft,dc=com,dc=auth objectClass: dcObject dc:auth

# SASL DN [email protected],cn=digest-md5,cn=auth

The end users (Jane Doe and John Smith)

# define an entry to contain people

# searches for users are based on this entry dn: ou=people,dc=broadsoft,dc=com objectClass: organizationalUnit ou: people

# define a user entry for Jane Doe dn: [email protected],ou=people,dc=broadsoft,dc=com objectClass: inetOrgPerson uid: jdoe sn: jane cn: jane doe mail: [email protected] userPassword: jane

# define a user entry for John Smith dn: [email protected],ou=people,dc=broadsoft,dc=com objectClass: inetOrgPerson uid: jsmith sn: jsmith cn: john smith mail: [email protected] userPassword: john

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