The built-in LDAP server has a default configuration already set up when you log in. You can use it as-is, or modify the configuration to meet your needs.

1. Open the Configuration tab.
2. Edit the configuration information for the LDAP server as needed:
   1. Configuration Name:
      Not editable
   2. Authentication Server Type:
      Not editable
   3. Host:
      Not editable
   4. Port:
      Not editable
   5. TLS Enabled:
      Not editable
   6. Connect Timeout:
      In milliseconds.
   7. Base DN:
      Enter the base distinguished name of the directory you want to connect to. It should be in the form: ou=organizationunit,dc=mycompany,dc=com
   8. Bind User DN:
      The distinguished name of your administrative user account.
   9. Bind User Password:
      The password for the account.
   10. UserName Attribute:
       This is the filter used when searching to convert a login user name to a distinguished name.
   11. User Class Name:
       The attribute value to a user object in the directory.
   12. GroupName Attribute:
       This is the filter used when searching to convert a group name to a distinguished name.
   13. Group Membership Attribute:
       The membership attribute name of the group.
   14. Group Class Name:
       The ObjectClass attribute value for a group object in the directory.
3. Click Test Configuration to ensure your settings work. The test results show if the configuration was successful.
4. Click Save. Your configuration is now available to be used by any instances you provision.