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The steps above will let you have the service up and running. If the configurations were provided correctly, Aspire had cached the information about users and groups in the NoSQL provider configured for it.
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Let's take a look at the "userAndGroupsusersAndGroups" MongoDB collection or corresponding on the Elasticsearch engine for the Group Expansion Manager database.
Aspire provides other resources through the Aspire Debug Console, that will let you run the service and cache users and groups.
- Open the Aspire Debug Console.
- Click on the LDAP Cache Service name listed on the Top-Level Applications Installed section.
- Click on CacheLoadScheduler sub-component.
- Click on the Start button on the loadScheduler row. This should cache the users/groups from the LDAP. Some lines must appear in the Aspire Console referring to the start and end of the LDAP information download.
- Click the Back button on your IE.
- Click on the Main sub-component.
- Click on the LdapCache sub-component.
- Click on the List button to dump the users/groups cached.
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