Contents Now Platform Administration Previous Topic Next Topic Test the LDAPS Connectivity Locally Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Test the LDAPS Connectivity Locally When you configure Microsoft Active Directory for SSL access, you must test the LDAPS connectivity after installing the internal and third party certificates. Before you beginRole required: admin Procedure Ensure that Windows Support Tools are installed on the domain controller (DC). The Support Tools setup (suptools.msi) can be found in the \Support\Tools directory on your Windows Server CD. Select Start > All Programs > Windows Support Tools > Command Prompt. On the command line, type ldp to start the tool. From the ldp window, select Connection > Connect and supply the local FQDN and port number (636). Also select the SSL. If successful, a window displays and lists information related to the Active Directory SSL connection. If the connection is unsuccessful, try restarting your system and repeat this procedure. Previous TopicGenerate a certificate from an internal certificate authorityNext TopicExport the public key certificate to trust the LDAP certificate On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
Test the LDAPS Connectivity Locally When you configure Microsoft Active Directory for SSL access, you must test the LDAPS connectivity after installing the internal and third party certificates. Before you beginRole required: admin Procedure Ensure that Windows Support Tools are installed on the domain controller (DC). The Support Tools setup (suptools.msi) can be found in the \Support\Tools directory on your Windows Server CD. Select Start > All Programs > Windows Support Tools > Command Prompt. On the command line, type ldp to start the tool. From the ldp window, select Connection > Connect and supply the local FQDN and port number (636). Also select the SSL. If successful, a window displays and lists information related to the Active Directory SSL connection. If the connection is unsuccessful, try restarting your system and repeat this procedure. Previous TopicGenerate a certificate from an internal certificate authorityNext TopicExport the public key certificate to trust the LDAP certificate
Test the LDAPS Connectivity Locally When you configure Microsoft Active Directory for SSL access, you must test the LDAPS connectivity after installing the internal and third party certificates. Before you beginRole required: admin Procedure Ensure that Windows Support Tools are installed on the domain controller (DC). The Support Tools setup (suptools.msi) can be found in the \Support\Tools directory on your Windows Server CD. Select Start > All Programs > Windows Support Tools > Command Prompt. On the command line, type ldp to start the tool. From the ldp window, select Connection > Connect and supply the local FQDN and port number (636). Also select the SSL. If successful, a window displays and lists information related to the Active Directory SSL connection. If the connection is unsuccessful, try restarting your system and repeat this procedure. Previous TopicGenerate a certificate from an internal certificate authorityNext TopicExport the public key certificate to trust the LDAP certificate
