Which of the following commands do you run on the AD server to identify the DN name before configuring LDAP integration with the Security Gateway?

Which of the following commands do you run on the AD server to identify the DN name before
configuring LDAP integration with the Security Gateway?

Which of the following commands do you run on the AD server to identify the DN name before
configuring LDAP integration with the Security Gateway?

A.
dsquery user –name administrator

B.
query ldap –name administrator

C.
ldapquery –name administrator

D.
cpquery –name administrator



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Tobi

Tobi

sk56960

florentjustin

florentjustin

sk56960:

On the Windows Server, open the Command Prompt and run the “dsquery user -name ” command.

The returned information shows the full path of the user in the LDAP structure.

This information can be used to get the Login DN when creating a new LDAP / Active Directory object when the Security Management Server administrator does not know the exact Login DN.

Examples:

C:\> dsquery user -name administrator

“CN=Administrator,CN=Users,DC=dallas,DC=cp”

C:\> dsquery user -name Johnny*

“CN=Johnny Bravo,CN=Users,DC=sever,DC=lab”

Esteban

Esteban

A. dsquery user –name administrator