Configuring Access to Service Data
Use the following configuration statements to configure access to service data:
- shared sae configuration ldap service-data {
- server-address server-address ;
- dn dn;
- authentication-dn authentication-dn ;
- password password ;
- directory-eventing;
- polling-interval polling-interval ;
- (ldaps);
- }
To configure SAE access to service data:
- From configuration mode, access the configuration statement
that configures SAE access to service data in the directory. In this
sample procedure, the service data is configured in the se-region
group.
- user@host# edit shared sae group se-region configuration ldap service-data
- (Optional) Specify the directory server that stores service
data.
- [edit shared sae group se-region configuration ldap service-data]
- user@host# set server-address server-address
- Specify the subtree in the directory where service data
is cached.
- [edit shared sae group se-region configuration ldap service-data]
- user@host# set dn dn
- (Optional) Specify the DN that the SAE uses to authenticate
access to the directory server.
- [edit shared sae group se-region configuration ldap service-data]
- user@host# set authentication-dn authentication-dn
- (Optional) Specify the password used to authenticate access
to the directory server.
- [edit shared sae group se-region configuration ldap service-data]
- user@host# set password password
- (Optional) Enable or disable automatic discovery of changes
to service data.
- [edit shared sae group se-region configuration ldap service-data]
- user@host# set directory-eventing
- Set the frequency for checking the directory for updates.
- [edit shared sae group se-region configuration ldap service-data]
- user@host# set polling-interval polling-interval
- Enable LDAPS as the secure protocol for connections to
the server that stores service data.
- edit shared sae group se-region configuration ldap service-data]
- user@host# set ldaps
- (Optional) Verify your configuration.
[edit shared sae group se-region configuration ldap service-data] user@host# show server-address 10.10.45.3; dn <base>; authentication-dn <base>; password ********; directory-eventing; polling-interval 30; ldaps;
