Enable LDAP and sync teams and users¶
Essential to MSR authentication and authorization is the enablement of LDAP and the subsequent syncing of your LDAP directory to your MSR-created teams and users.
To enable LDAP and sync to your LDAP directory:
Log in to the MSR web UI.
In the left-side navigation panel, navigate to System to display the General tab.
Scroll down the page to the Auth Settings section and select Click here to configure auth settings. The right pane will display Authentication & Authorization in the details pane.
In the Identity Provider Integration section, move the slider next to LDAP to enable the LDAP settings.
Enter the values that correspond with your LDAP server installation.
Test your configuration in MSR.
Create a team in MSR to mirror your LDAP directory.
Select ENABLE SYNC TEAM MEMBERS.
Choose between the following two methods for matching group members from an LDAP directory. Refer to the table below for more information.
Select LDAP MATCH METHOD to change the method for matching group members in the LDAP directory from Match Search Results (default) to Match Group Members. Fill out Group DN and Group Member Attribute as required.
Keep the default Match Search Results method and fill out Search Base DN, Search filter, and Search subtree instead of just one level, as required.
Optional. Select Immediately Sync Team Members to run an LDAP sync operation immediately after saving the configuration for the team.
Click Create.
You can match group members from an LDAP directory either by matching group members or by matching search results:
Bind method |
Description |
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Match Group Members (direct bind) |
Specifies that team members are synced directly with members of a group in the LDAP directory of your organization. The team membership is synced to match the membership of the group.
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Match Search Results (search bind) |
Specifies that team members are synced using a search query against the LDAP directory of your organization. The team membership is synced to match the users in the search results.
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