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Chapter 11 Working with User Databases
Novell NDS Database
Novell NDS External User Database Options
You create and maintain configurations for Novell NDS database authentication
on the NDS Authentication Support page in Cisco Secure ACS. This page enables
you to add a configuration for a Novell NDS tree, change existing tree
configurations, and delete existing tree configurations in a single submission to
the Cisco Secure ACS web server. Cisco Secure ACS displays information for
each tree configured, plus a blank section for creating a tree. The configuration
items presented for each tree are as follows:
Add New TreeAppears only on the blank form for new trees. Selecting this
check box confirms that you want to add a new tree.
Delete TreeAppears only on existing tree configurations. Selecting this
check box indicates that you want to delete the tree configuration when you
click Submit.
Test LoginSelecting this check box causes Cisco Secure ACS to test the
the trees administrative login to the Novell server when you click Submit.
Tree NameAppears only on the blank form for new trees. The name of the
Novell NDS tree against which Cisco Secure ACS should authenticate users.
Administrator UsernameThe fully qualified, typeless username for the
administrator of the Novell server. For example:
admin.Chicago.Corporation
Administrator PasswordThe password for the administrator of the Novell
server.
Context ListThe full context list with each context specified in canonical,
typeless form; that is, remove the
o= and ou= and separate each part of the
context using a period (.). You can enter more than one context list. If you do,
separate them with a comma. For example, if your Organization is
Corporation, your Organization Name is Chicago, and you want to enter two
Context names, Marketing and Engineering, you would type:
Engineering.Chicago.Corporation, Marketing.Chicago.Corporation
You do not need to add users in the Context List box.
Note Users can provide a portion of their context when they login. For more
information, see the User Contexts section on page 11-25.