Re: Upgrading to SSC and LDAP settings

This is what the LDAP Settings look like


LDAP Configuration Summary
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LDAP Configuration Settings:


Host name: ldap.ourcompany.com.au

Port: 389

Is anonymous? No

Bind name: cn=ldapsearch,o=ourcompany,c=au

Is secure LDAP connection? No

LDAP base entry: O=OURCOMPANY,C=AU

LDAP Type: Domino LDAP

User object class: inetOrgPerson

LDAP user search base: O=OURCOMPANY,C=AU

Policy ID for users and groups: dominounid

Display name: cn

Email address: mail

Similar name distinguisher: uid

Membership attribute:

Home Sametime server:

Authentication attributes: mail;cn;uid

Search attributes: mail;cn;uid

Group object class: groupOfNames

LDAP group search base: O=OURCOMPANY,C=AU

Display name: cn

Similar name distinguisher: cn

Member attribute: member




From: Nathan Simpson/AWH/AU
To: domino400@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: 17/09/2013 10:42 AM
Subject: Upgrading to SSC and LDAP settings


Hi,

We have been using Sametime, now running 8.5.2 IFR1 on Domino 8.5.3, for
quite some time and now want to move to SSC and Proxy etc so we can use ST
on iPads and the web.

We really only use the IM part of ST but who knows what the future holds.

Anyway, after a fair bit of messing around getting ST to work using an
LDAP directory we now need to sort out SSC and register ST to SSC.

I am not an LDAP expert so am having a bit of trouble knowing what
settings to use when registering the LDAP server in SSC.

The LDAP server is a Domino server (9.0.0). All of these servers run on
the same IBM i .

I think I am registering the LDAP in SSC wrong because I can't register
the ST server with SSC using registerSTServerNode.sh as it comes back with
AIDSC0919E: Login failed. Please verify the Login attributes

What are the settings to use for registering the LDAP with SSC? Do I need
to use the Advanced Settings? And do I just use the Domino administrator
ID to register ST to SSC.

A lot of questions but I found this doco hard to follow.

Thanks
Nathan