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7	7	1.1 Active Directory
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9		-Here are values of the properties you need to set if your LDAP server implementation is Miscrosoft Active Directory:
	9	+Here are values of the properties you need to set if your LDAP server implementation is Microsoft Active Directory:
10	10	- *ldap_server*: name/IP of AD server machine
11	11	- *ldap_port*: port ~~(e.g. 389)~~
12	12	- *ldap_base_DN*: name of root DN ~~(e.g. dc=ad,dc=company,dc=com)~~
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45	45	1.1 Open Directory Server (OpenDS)
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47		-Here are values of the properties you need to set if your would *authorise only member of a group to login in*.
	47	+Here are values of the properties you need to set if your would *authorize only member of a group to login in*.
48	48	In this case, the group is cn=xwiki,ou=roles,dc=domain,dc=tld
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50	50	{code}
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62	62	xwiki.authentication.ldap.user_group=cn=xwiki,ou=roles,dc=domain,dc=tld
63	63	{code}
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65		-*bind_DN* and *bind_pass* are both empty. The connection to the LDAP server will be anonymous. With OpenDS, an anonymous connection can read some needed attributs like userPassword, home, ...
	65	+*bind_DN* and *bind_pass* are both empty. The connection to the LDAP server will be anonymous. With OpenDS, an anonymous connection can read some needed attributes like userPassword, home, ...
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67	67	1.1 Generic
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98	98	1.1.1 My users are not located on the same server
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100		-e.g. if you use several subdomains and the users are defined seperately in each subdomain. This will likely be the case when you have a configuration like this:
	100	+e.g. if you use several subdomains and the users are defined separately in each subdomain. This will likely be the case when you have a configuration like this:
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102	102	{code}
103	103	sub1.somedomain.com