Introduction
The LDAP Identity connector will crawl data about groups, persons, and more. It accomplishes this goal by storing data in the LDAP directory and authenticating users to access the directory.
Environment and Access Requirements
Account Privileges
For the LDAP Identity connector to be able to crawl the data from the LDAP directory that corresponds to the domain specified in the connection, it needs that the specified credentials have enough permissions to read said identities from the directory.
Other Requirements
The Aspire worker nodes must be able to reach the LDAP directory specified in the connection.
Framework and Connector Features
Framework Features
| Name | Supported |
|---|---|
| Content Crawling | No |
| Identity Crawling | Yes |
| Snapshot-based Incrementals | No |
| Non-snapshot-based Incrementals | Yes |
| Document Hierarchy | No |
Connector Features
The LDAP Identity connector has the following features:
- Get attributes specific to a user or groups.
- Specify a unit key for users or groups.
- Specify a group mapping: The LDAP attribute that maps users to groups is an attribute from the set of group attributes.
- Specify a membership relationship (if groups have the members or members have the groups).
Content Crawled
The LDAP Identity connector can crawl the following objects:
| Name | Type | Relevant Metadata | Content Fetch and Extraction | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| User | document |
| No | The users of the LDAP directory. |
| Group | document |
| Yes | The groups of the LDAP directory. |
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