LDAP Mappings

NOTE: We are working on a new, more natural way to customize LDAP users. See our article on the new capability for details.

LDAP User to Cerberus Group Mapping

You can customize the directory and permission mappings for individual LDAP users by going to LDAP Users > 'User Custom Mappings. Customizing an LDAP account is accomplished by mapping an LDAP user account to a Cerberus group account.

This mapping will override the default Cerberus Group and directory mapping, specified on the LDAP Users page, for the mapped LDAP account.

Creating an LDAP User to Cerberus Group Mapping

Mappings between an LDAP User and a Cerberus Group can be achieved by first selecting an LDAP user. Select an LDAP user (or simply type the name of the LDAP user in the edit box) and then select a Cerberus Group. Select the Add Mapping button and a mapping entry will be placed in the mapping list box to indicate the LDAP user will now have the same constraints and virtual directory mappings as the selected Cerberus Group.

Removing an LDAP mapping

To remove a mapping, simply select the mapped entry, right-click and select the Delete option.