IP Address or Hostname
Provide either the IP address or hostname of the Active Directory host. This is the server to which the connection will be established.
Specify the port number to use for the connection. This is optional; if no port is provided, the default 389 (used for LDAP) will be used.
Enter the username that will be used by the OctoXLabs CSAM PLATFORM to fetch data from Active Directory. Make sure this account has the necessary permissions.
Enter the password for the username specified above.
Enter your organization’s fully qualified domain name (FQDN). This should be the domain where the Active Directory is located and will be used for authentication.
Example: if your FQDN is octoxlabs.local.com, the domain name could be OCTOXLABS when using only the domain name for authentication.
Certificate File
Upload the Certificate Authority (CA) Root certificate here. This field is optional, but it is required if you plan to establish a secure LDAPS (LDAP over SSL) connection.
Define the maximum duration, in seconds, before the connection is automatically closed if there is no response. This field is optional and defaults to 30 seconds. Adjust this value if your network or server configuration requires a longer timeout period.
Use Only Domain Name for Authentication
Choose whether to use only the domain name (without the full FQDN) for LDAP authentication. For example, if your FQDN is octoxlabs.local.com, you would use OCTOXLABS as the domain name.
Use Simple Authentication
NTLM authentication is used by default. If you prefer to use Simple authentication (for LDAP configurations that do not support NTLM), you may enable this option.
Select whether to use SSL for a secure connection. This is optional; if not specified, the connection will default to unencrypted.
Choose whether to retrieve user information from the Active Directory domain. This is an optional setting and is enabled by default.