...

• New Mapping
  Create a new directory user mapping table
• Delete Mapping
  Delete selected directory user mapping tables
• Directory user mapping table 
• The Directory user mapping table configuration view is opened by clicking a name of directory user mapping table in the list.

Main View

• Name
  Name of the directory user mapping table
• Description
  Description of the directory user mapping table
• Update
  Update the modified description
• New
  Create a new directory user mapping table
• Delete
  Delete the directory user mapping table
• Rename
  Rename the directory user mapping table

User Mappings View

...

• Select
  The drop-down list contains all enabled pre-configured directories from the Server → Services. Select the directory to which the user should be mapped. Selection of this item will complete the Server and Distinguished Name fields.
• Server
  The base address of the LDAP server in URI format. For example: ldap://localhost/. The special value ldap:/// defines the LDAP server of the Ubisecure Directory . This value is completed after service selection.
• Distinguished Name
  The name of a directory object. This value is completed after service selection. To optimize the query, reduce the scope of the hierarchy if it is known that matches will be found in only a certain particular branch of the LDAP directory.
• Scope
  Search scope. One of base, one, or sub.
  • Base
    The object defined by the Distinguished Name value only. The user object to be mapped must be found at this level.
  • One
    Exactly one level below the object defined by the Distinguished Name. The user object to be mapped must be found at this level.
  • Sub
    Descendants of the object defined by the Distinguished Name, including the object itself. The user object to be mapped can be at any level below the object defined by the Distinguished Name.

• Filter
  LDAP search filter expression.
  The LDAP search filter syntax is specified by RFC 2254 (http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2254.txt). Attribute names enclosed in curly braces are replaced with corresponding attribute values before the search. The syntax of attribute names follows the same prefix:name notation as the precondition syntax. An attribute must have exactly one single value or else the search fails.
  Example: 

  Code Block
  language text
  (&(objectclass=ubiloginUser)(mobile={method:mobile}))

  The example above will match an LDAP user with objectclass equal to ubiloginUser and mobile attribute that matches the mobile attribute that was received from the authentication method.
  The example shown in Figure 5 above will match an LDAP user with objectclass equal to ubiloginUser and description attribute that matches the custid attribute that was received from the authentication method. The mapping will only be performed if the custid method attribute contains a value.
  After configuration is complete and OK has been pressed, the user mappings view (example Figure 3) shows the full LDAP query that will be executed to perform the mapping. Symbols %7D and %7B represent curly braces containing variables that will be replaced at runtime execution. 

Methods View

The Methods view shows the list of available authentication methods. Selected methods are assigned with the current directory user mapping table. Each method may be assigned with at most one directory user mapping table at a time. Therefore, assigning a mapping table for a method replaces the previous assignment.

...