Example Macro - LDAP

As an alternative to typing out all the commands to configure LDAP/Active Directory, you can create a macro file and then run the macro in SuperADMIN.

The following is an example of a complete macro for setting up an authentication service for an Active Directory server.

CODE

login user1 user1
auth strad active false
auth strad removeauth add LDAP strad
auth strad url "ldap://domaincontroller.company.com"
auth strad user basedn "dc=company,dc=com"
auth strad user userClass person
auth strad user groupAttr memberOf
auth strad user idAttr sAMAccountName
auth strad group basedn "cn=Users,dc=company,dc=com"
auth strad group groupclass group
auth strad group memberAttr member
auth strad adminGroup "SuperSTAR Administration"
auth strad contextLogin true
auth strad contextLogin userdn "cn=superadmin,cn=Users,dc=company,dc=com"
auth strad contextLogin password "superadmin_pwd" auth strad useKerberos true 
auth strad priority 200 
auth strad active true

To use the macro:

Replace the details with the appropriate settings for your LDAP/Active Directory server.
Save the macro file as adauth.sam
Copy it to the C:\ProgramData\STR\SuperADMIN\console\macros directory (if you chose the default installation location for SuperSTAR).
Start SuperADMIN and type:

CODE

macro play adauth