LDAP

Overview
  This page allows you to modify the LDAP parameters.
  NOTE:
  Once you have confirmed the settings on this page, users who have permission to operate the machine are able to access the address lists of the LDAP server. Therefore please check with your Network Administrator that using this machine with your LDAP server complies with your network security policies.
  If you access this page using HTTP, all data which include the password is sent to the machine with plain text. HTTPS connection is recommended if the machine supports SSL.
LDAP Search
  This setting determines whether the LDAP Search function can be used.
LDAP Server Address
  This field determines the host name or IP address of the LDAP server. (Ex. ldap.example.net -or- 192.0.0.1) If you are using the DNS name of the LDAP server you must use the FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name) such as ldap.example.net.
  NOTE:
  When Kerberos is selected for authentication and DNS setup is not done, an Authorization Error may occur. DNS is for translating IP address to Server Name by reverse lookup.
Port
  Enter the port number for the LDAP server. Default LDAP port number is 389.
Search Root
  Enter the DN (Distinguished Name) of the place at which to start the search. (Ex. dc=example,c=us) Search Root must be less than 256 byte as UTF8 characters.
Authentication
  Select the Authentication Method you wish to use to connect the LDAP server.
  NOTE:
  When Kerberos is selected for authentication, the clock of the machine and the Kerberos Server must be synchronized.
  You can synchronize clock by setting SNTP.
Username
  Specify a username that has the ability to authenticate with the LDAP server or Kerberos server. This must be in LDAP DN (Distinguished Name) format. (Ex. uid=example,ou=sales,o=company,c=us)
  When Kerberos is selected for authentication, this must be in "user@domainname" format. (Ex. example@sales.company.us)
  Username must be less than 256 byte as UTF8 characters.
Password
  Specify a password for the username that has the ability to authenticate on the LDAP server or Kerberos server.
  NOTE:
  When Simple is selected for authentication, The Password is sent as clear text when authenticating with the LDAP server.
Kerberos Server Address
  When Kerberos is selected for authentication; This field is to input the host name or IP address of the Kerberos server. (Ex. ldap.example.net - or - 192.0.0.1) If you are using the DNS name of the Kerberos server you must use the FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name) such as kerberos.example.net.
Timeout for LDAP
  This is the maximum time that the machine will wait for a response from the LDAP server.
Attribute of Name
  Enter the attribute type for name as used on the LDAP server. If you would like to search for "Nick" from LCD of the machine and the attribute for name (cn=nick) on the LDAP server, enter cn here. When you use two or more attribute types, delimit with comma(,). (Ex. cn,sn,givenName)
Attribute of E-mail
  Enter an attribute type for E-mail address used on the LDAP server.
Attribute of Fax Number
  Enter an attribute type for fax number used on the LDAP server.
Optional Attribute 1
Optional Attribute 2
Optional Attribute 3
Optional Attribute 4
  You can select four optional attribute types to display data from the LDAP server on the LCD on the machine. Check the boxes of the information you would like to display and enter the attribute types.