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Security > Proxy user authentication > LDAP authentication
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Navigate to Configure > My Proxy > Basic > General.
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Navigate to Configure > Security > Access Control > LDAP.
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Enable Purge Cache on Authentication Failure to configure the proxy to delete the authorization entry for the client from LDAP cache if authorization fails.
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Select the type of your directory service to set the filter for searching. The default is sAMAccountName for Active Directory. Select uid for eDirectory or other directory services.
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Click Apply.
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When modifying this value, you must update the value of proxy.config.ldap.cache.size proportionally. For example, if you double the storage size, also double the cache size.
Modifying this variable without modifying proxy.config.ldap.cache.size causes the LDAP subsystem to stop functioning.
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From the Content Gateway bin directory (/opt/WCG/bin), run content_line -L to restart the proxy on the local node or content_line -M to restart the proxy on all the nodes in a cluster.
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Add following entry to records.config:
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Navigate to Configure > Security > Access Control > LDAP and change the port to 3269.
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Security > Proxy user authentication > LDAP authentication
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