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LDAP Authentication using an unique imutable ID

396969Jul 15 2009 — edited Jul 16 2009

My work's enterprise LDAP server was recently changed to use a "unique immutable ID" as the "uid" attribute. The "unique immutable ID" is a meaningless number as far as the user is concerned.

The previous "uid" attribute is now the "pdsLoginID" attribute which I want to continue to use on the login page. Therefore, users are unable to authenticate with the new LDAP Server using the following LDAP DN string.

uid=%LDAP_USER%,ou=People,o=students.pima.edu,o=cp

Can I somehow change the LDAP DN string to use the "unique immutable ID"? Or is there a way to convert the "pdsLoginId" attribute to the "uid" attribute?

I would appreciate any assistance.

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