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4 Univention Directory Manager LDAP Object class (*) Object class to which the attribute entered under LDAP mapping belongs. In LDAP scheme def- initions it is established which LDAP attributes are provided by an LDAP object class. Each LDAP object which should be extended with an attribute is automatically extended with the LDAP object class specified here if a value for the extended attribute has been entered by the user. LDAP mapping (*) The name of the LDAP attribute where the values of the LDAP object are to be stored. The LDAP attribute must be included in the specified Object class. Delete object class If the value of a extended attribute in Univention Directory Manager is deleted, the attribute is removed from the LDAP object. If no further attributes of the registered object class are used in this LDAP object, the Objektklasse will also be removed from the LDAP object if this option is activated. UCS LDAP schema for customer extensions To keep the efforts required for small extensions in LDAP as low as possible, Univention Corporate Server has its own LDAP scheme for customer extensions. The LDAP object class univentionFreeAttributes can be used for user-defined attributes or extended attributes without restrictions. The LDAP object class offers 20 freely usable attributes (univentionFreeAttribute1 to univentionFreeAttribute20) and can be used in connection with any LDAP object (e.g., a user object). 4.6 Policy-controlled Layouts for the Web Front-End of Univention Directory Manager The layout of Univention Directory Manager can be modified by policies in order to allow users a differen- tiated access to the functions of the Univention Directory Manager. The policy type Univention Directory Manager View makes it the possible to pre-define the available Univention Directory Manager modules for the users. Available modules include: 146 • About Shows information on the installed UCS version, the validity period of the UCS root certificate of the domain, and currently valid licences. • Browse By activating ’Browse’, the user is permitted direct access to the LDAP (see below under ’LDAP base DN’). • Personal settings Permits the user to define the settings of his user object at his own discretion (see below under ’Self tabs list’).
• Wizards 4.6 Policy-controlled Layouts for the Web Front-End of Univention Directory Manager Besides the menu items ’About’, ’Browse’ and the ’Personal settings’, the wizards can be used as a simple means for modifying the LDAP directory (see below under ’Visible Web-Admin Wizards’). Besides the configuration of the menu items of Univention Directory Manager, presets for the LDAP Browser can also be specified. The attributes defined in the field Show these attributes in the navigation are displayed in the form of additional columns (see ➊ in Illustration 4.13). If the attribute values of the objects are not set, then the corresponding fields in the column will remain empty. When using the wizard’s search function, it is often helpful to have additional attribute values for the found objects displayed. In a similar way as in the LDAP Browser, the attribute values are displayed in additional columns ➋ (see Illustration 4.14). The scope of displayed attribute columns complies with the object type declared in the search ➌. With the standard setting, the layouts are defined by two policies: default-admins and default-users. These policies specify the layouts of administrators and the rest of the users, respectively, and can be found in the container policies ➞ users ➞ admin-settings. Below, the settings for the policy type ’Univention Directory Manager View’ are explained. Univention Directory Manager settings Name Name of the policy LDAP base DN If in Visible Univention Directory Manager modules the browse module was selected, an LDAP base DN can be entered here for restricting the access to the LDAP navigation. Once the setting has been made, the user can only access the mentioned Basis DN and its child objects. Visible Univention Directory Manager modules The Univention Directory Manager modules selected in this field are made available for the user in the main menu of Univention Directory Manager. Selecting the Wizards module makes it possible to define which wizards are being shown, via Visible Web-Admin Wizards. Visible Univention Directory Manager wizards The selected wizards are shown in the menu of Univention Directory Manager. Attention: If no entries are made here, all wizards will be shown. If no wizards are to be shown, None has to be selected. Visible tabs for personal settings If the Personal settings module was activated, elements of the user object can be selected in Visible tabs for personal settings, which are to be shown to and can be edited by the user. This setting can be used, for example, to permit a user to configure an e-mail forwarding. 147
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Univention Corporate Server Manual
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Contents 1 Introduction 11 1.1 What
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2.2 UCS system roles The DC backup
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3.4 Installing and Renewing Licence
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Mail address 4.5 Univention Directo
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10.3 Packet filter with Univention
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10.3.5 Testing Univention Firewall
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sudo tool for running users with el
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10.8 GRUB boot manager The GRUB boo
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11.3.1 Assigning repository servers
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16.12 Avoiding double log-ins on Wi
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Bibliography [1] Univention. Overvi
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