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abiquo.auth.module

abiquo

Whether Abiquo should authenticate only via database or it should also authenticate against LDAP/Active Directory.
Values: abiquo , ldap, openid

abiquo.ldap.authentication.server.url

URL of LDAP/Active Directory server

abiquo.ldap.authentication.server.port

389

Port to connect to on LDAP/Active Directory server.
You must enter this property, even if it is the default value

abiquo.ldap.authentication.server.protocol

ldap

Protocol to be used when authenticating to LDAP/Active Directory. Values: ldap , ldaps

abiquo.ldap.authentication.server.baseDN

Base Distinguished Name of the LDAP/Active Directory.
Usually it is the Domain Controller (or Domain in Windows).
For example, if the domain is office1.mycompany.com, you would enter "DC=office1,DC=mycompany,DC=com".

abiquo.ldap.authentication.custom.userDnPattern

cn={0},CN=Users

Use this property to tell Abiquo to perform an additional custom query against the specified schema in the LDAP/Active Directory.
This value is required. With the default value, Abiquo does not perform an additional query.
For a non-standard schema, enter the userDN pattern to successfully bind to LDAP/AD.

abiquo.ldap.authentication.attribute.enterprise

organizationname

The attribute in LDAP/Active Directory to look up the Enterprise Name which must be an Enterprise in Abiquo.

• In OpenLDAP this value normally defaults to 'o'.
• In Active Directory it defaults to 'company' but you could map it to 'department'.

Enterprise

From the attribute defined by the abiquo.ldap.authentication.attribute.enterprise property 
(e.g. organizationname, "o", department, or company)

Role

From the groups of the user that match a single Abiquo role by its External roles attributes

Username

The Distinguished Name (DN) of the user

Email

The contact e-mail address of the user for notifications. If this value is not present at user creation, you can enter it in Abiquo later