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Recon Suite Administrator's Guide v8.6 - JAMF Software

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Building Your Framework<br />

Integrating with LDAP Servers<br />

If you utilize one or more directory services to store information about the users in your organization, you<br />

can integrate the <strong>JAMF</strong> <strong>Software</strong> Server (JSS) with the directory service(s) to:<br />

• Look up and populate user information for inventory purposes<br />

Authenticate users to the <strong>Recon</strong> <strong>Suite</strong><br />

• <br />

Note: Integrating with Open Directory allows the JSS to access both user and computer list information.<br />

For details on accessing computer list information from Open Directory, see the “Adding LDAP Server<br />

Connections Manually” section.<br />

This section explains how to:<br />

Add LDAP server connections using the LDAP Server Connection Assistant or manually<br />

Test LDAP server connections<br />

• Edit and delete LDAP server connections<br />

Troubleshoot LDAP server connections<br />

• <br />

Using the LDAP Server Connection Assistant<br />

The LDAP Server Connection Assistant walks you through the process of adding an LDAP server<br />

connection to the JSS.<br />

The assistant allows you to integrate with the following directory services:<br />

Apple’s Open Directory<br />

• Microsoft’s Active Directory<br />

Novell’s eDirectory<br />

• <br />

Note: To integrate with other directory services or access computer list information from Open Directory,<br />

you must configure the connection manually.<br />

To use the LDAP Server Connection Assistant:<br />

1. Log in to the JSS with a web browser.<br />

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