Reporting Software - LDAP Report Setup

InetSoft's reporting software provides highly customizable options and simple tools for users with LDAP report setup needs. View the information below to learn more about the Style Intelligence solution.

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To use Active Directory Server, you should enable writing to schema. To do this, follow the steps below:

'Start' >'Run'
Type “mmc” and click 'OK'
Select the 'Console' > 'Add/Remove Span-In' menu and click 'Add'.
Select 'Active Directory Schema' and click 'Add'
Select 'Active Directory Users and Groups' and click 'Add'
Select 'Close' and then 'OK'
Right-click 'Active Directory Schema' in the tree on the left
Select 'Change Domain Controller'
If the Current DC is not correct, select 'Specify Name', enter the DC, and click 'OK'
Right click 'Active Directory Schema' and select 'Operations Master'
If the Current Operations Master is not the same as the DC you just entered, click the 'Change' button
Check the “The Schema may be modified...” box.
Click 'OK' and exit the MMC

Note that the administrator account needs to be a member of the Schema Admins group.
Select 'Generic' as the 'LDAP Security Provider' to use any other LDAP server.

Note that a fully qualified name must be entered for the Administrator ID.

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Property Name	Description
Host Name	The host name of the server that is running the directory server. Example: inetsoft.com
Port	The port number on which the directory server is listening. Example: 389
Root DN	The distinguished name [DN] of the root of the directory server. Example: dc=inetsoft,dc=com
Administrator ID	The distinguished name [DN] of the directory server administrator. Example: cn=manager,dc=inetsoft,dc=com
Administrator Password	Directory server administrator's password. Example: secret
Administrator Role	The name of the administrator role in the LDAP provider.
User Search Filter	The search filter used to find system users. Example: (objectclass=person)