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Novell iManager 2.7.5 Administration Guide - NetIQ

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2.5.5 Contextless Login Using Alternate Object Classes and/or Alternate<br />

Attributes<br />

To enable contextless authentication using an alternate object type, do the following:<br />

1 Open <strong>iManager</strong> and browse to Configure > <strong>iManager</strong> Server > Configure <strong>iManager</strong> > Authentication.<br />

If you do not see this task, you are not an authorized user. See “Authorized Users and Groups”<br />

on page 70.<br />

2 Set Public Username and Password to a user that has rights to read the desired attributes.<br />

3 Modify \webapps\nps\WEB-INF\config.xml to include a property<br />

that lists the attributes you want to add to the contextless search, and then restart Tomcat.<br />

For information about restarting Tomcat, see “Starting and Stopping Tomcat” on page 94.<br />

For example, the following XML adds the Alias and User objects to the contextless search:<br />

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Similarly, the following XML allows users to log in with the CN or uniqueID attribute:<br />

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IMPORTANT:<br />

• In the sample code above, replace treename with the name of the appropriate directory tree in<br />

lower case.<br />

• If you save any <strong>iManager</strong> Server settings from the Configure <strong>iManager</strong> task after editing the<br />

config.xml file, verify that the tree name is still in lowercase or customized contextless login<br />

will fail.<br />

Accessing <strong>iManager</strong> 15

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