Test LDAP Server For Data Pull Needed.
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‎01-08-2016 01:11 AM
Hi Team,
I need a LDAP server for data pulling from there to service now instance. Is there any source of LDAP and their credential available for testing purpose.
If it is available or some is using please share the link or details.
Please provide input if there is any open source available for the LDAP Authentication/data pull.
Regards,
Atul Kumar
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‎01-08-2016 01:13 AM
Hi Atul,
Pls. go to this link for LDAP testing purpose Online LDAP Test Server - Forum Systems
I have tested and it's working for me. Hope it may be useful for you too
Thanks
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‎01-08-2016 01:17 AM
Hey buddy,
Thanks much. It will be helpful for me too i am not from moon.
Regards,
Atul Kumar
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‎10-22-2020 07:29 PM
Hey a little bit late, but this could be helpful for new comers, the forum assume that you are an expert on AD and all its structures, I spent some time trying to make that example work in servicenow, so here is what you need to do in order to at least browse:
** Bind DN: Means the "login distinguished name" field.
Credentials
Make sure to set Login password to "password"
LDAP URL should look like:
**Attributes: set the attributes you want to retrieve, due this is a free example LDAP server there is no much data on it, however when implementing real LDAP server integration make sure to set them.
The above settings allow ServiceNow to get the forumsys.com structure like this:
From here you can set your OU definitions using filter attributes like objectClass=person, ou=mathematicians etc.
Example of an OU definition Filter to get Only groups (scientists, mathematicians, chemists, etc)
The result of this will be something like:
This is because each of these nodes has a specific attribute to make them different on the directory, in this case, forumsys.com set "groupOfUniqueNames" to categorize these nodes as Groups.
Hope this help!
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‎06-12-2024 01:40 AM
Thanks man ! I was expecting a different format.. helpful stuff