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  1. Select the LDAP tab from the Administration page.
  2. Toggle on Enable LDAP to allow the connection to the LDAP server. (You can toggle this box off if you want to suspend the LDAP connection at any time.)
  3. Enter the appropriate information for connecting to your LDAP server. An example setup is shown in the screenshot below.##  
    1. LDAP Host: The hostname of the LDAP server.
    2. Port: The port for the LDAP server. The default is 389.
    3. Base DN: The base DN (Distinguished Name) under which to search for users.
    4. Manager DN: The DN for the manager account to be used for initial binding (authentication).
    5. Manager Password: The password for the manager account.
    6. Account Domain Name: The sub-domain of the LDAP directory.
    7. User Filter: The filter for locating users.
  4. Save your settings.
  5. Enter a valid username and password in the Test connection area and click Verify to ensure that your connection to the LDAP server works as expected. A message will indicate whether the test was successful. If the test is not successful, make the needed changes to the setup, save the changes, and retest the connection.

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