Upload the LDAP X.509 SSL certificate If your administrator is setting up an SSL-encrypted LDAP integration (LDAPS) to communicate over TCP on port 636, and has not already uploaded a certificate as part of your instance Go Live activities. Before you beginRole required: admin Procedure Purchase or generate an SSL certificate on your LDAP server. Upload the LDAP certificate to the instance. Related TasksDefine an LDAP serverProvide LDAP server login credentialsSet LDAP connection propertiesTest an LDAP connection manuallyDefine LDAP organizational unitsCreate a data source for LDAPAuto provision LDAP usersRelated ConceptsLDAP connection timeoutAutomatic LDAP operational status updateLDAP transform mapsLDAP data transformationonStart and onAfter LDAP scriptsScheduled data imports for LDAPRelated ReferenceLDAP communication channels
Upload the LDAP X.509 SSL certificate If your administrator is setting up an SSL-encrypted LDAP integration (LDAPS) to communicate over TCP on port 636, and has not already uploaded a certificate as part of your instance Go Live activities. Before you beginRole required: admin Procedure Purchase or generate an SSL certificate on your LDAP server. Upload the LDAP certificate to the instance. Related TasksDefine an LDAP serverProvide LDAP server login credentialsSet LDAP connection propertiesTest an LDAP connection manuallyDefine LDAP organizational unitsCreate a data source for LDAPAuto provision LDAP usersRelated ConceptsLDAP connection timeoutAutomatic LDAP operational status updateLDAP transform mapsLDAP data transformationonStart and onAfter LDAP scriptsScheduled data imports for LDAPRelated ReferenceLDAP communication channels
