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5. CLI Commands
show attribute
Use the show attribute command to display the login name attribute for the LDAP server entry.
Syntax
show attribute
Examples
The following command displays the attribute entered for LDAP server entry “SRV-LDAP”:
console> ldap-server (SRV-LDAP)> show attribute
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bind dn
Use the bind dn command to set the distinguished name (user, location and domain) for the LDAP server entry. This command
is required if anonymous is disabled.
Syntax
bind dn <dn>
• dn – Sets the distinguished name for the entry.
Examples
The following command sets the distinguished name for accessing entry “LDAPsrvr1”:
console> ldap-server (LDAPsrvr1)> bind dn “CN=Users,DC=example,DC=com”
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bind password
Use the bind password command to enter a password for the entry. This command is required if anonymous is disabled. Two
options are available for entering the password. The first option will prompt entry of the password and password confirmation,
neither of which will be echoed to the terminal. The second option allows entry of a plain text password on the command line
by using the plaintext keyword.
Syntax
bind password
bind password plaintext <password>
• password – Sets the password for the entry, in plain text.
Examples
The following command sets “q8w9e0” as the password for entry “LDAPsrvr1”:
console> ldap-server (LDAPsrvr1)> bind password plaintext q8w9e0
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