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FortiMail™ Secure Messaging Platform Version 3.0 MR4 CLI Reference
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ldap_profile profile user

Use these commands to configure user query options for the FortiMail unit to query the LDAP server.

Syntax

set ldap_profile profile user basedn

set ldap_profile profile user binddn

set ldap_profile profile user bindpw

set ldap_profile profile user query

set ldap_profile profile user schema {activedirectory |

dominoperson | inetlocalmailrcpt | inetorgperson | userdefined}

set ldap_profile profile user scope {one | sub}

History

Related topics

set ldap_profile profile auth

set ldap_profile profile group

set ldap_profile profile option

set ldap_profile profile pwd

set ldap_profile profile routing

set ldap_profile profile server

Keywords and Variables

Description

Default

Enter the name of the LDAP profile.

basedn

Enter the distinguished name (DN) that will be the
default point from which LDAP directory lookups will
occur.

no default

binddn

Enter the bind DN of an account with the rights to
complete the required LDAP queries.

no default

bindpw

Enter the bind password.

no default

deref {never | always

| search | find}

Specify how alias dereferencing is done. The values
are Never, Always, Search, or Find to specify that
aliases are never dereferenced, always dereferenced,
dereferenced when searching, or dereferenced only
when finding the base object for the search.

never

query

Set the query to be used for finding a user in the LDAP
directory.

(& (objectClass
=inetOrgPerson)
(mail=$m))

schema

{activedirectory |

dominoperson |

inetlocalmailrcpt |

inetorgperson |

userdefined}

Set the predefined directory schema depending on
your LDAP server type.
• {userdefined} uses the schema set with the user

query command.

inetorgperson

scope {one | sub}

Set the search scope. This setting determines the
depth of search.
• {one} is a single level.
• {sub} is the subtree.

sub

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