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Enter the LDAP Host DNS name or IP Address.
Usually port 389 is used unless you are using SSL, then you would probably use 636. If you have issues connecting, contact the LDAP Administrator.
Enter the fully distinguished name of a user with rights to read the Universal Password.
Enter the password for the "Connect As" Entry as provided above.
Checking the checkbox will save the password in "CLEAR-TEXT" to the properties file on your hard drive.
Enter the BaseDN where the users of interest are located within the LDAP DIT. The Dump Password Information Tool will always search from there and below. (SubTree)
Enter the Limit for the number of users you will be evaluating. We provided this value for issues in really large trees of over 100,000 users. Most people can leave the value at the default.
The Time Limit is the amount of Time the Application will wait for the following operations:
- To bind to the LDAP directory
- For the Search for User Entries to return
You will need to use either TLS or SSL for your LDAP connection.
The Dump Password Information Tool uses a
Fake Trust Manager for establishing TLS or SSL LDAP connections. Usage of the
Fake Trust Manager can be used securely on internal networks unless you think someone is masquerading as you LDAP server. We can not recommend using this tool across the Internet, period.
Enter the complete path to the Java Keystore you wish to use.
Will launch a browser and bring you to the help pages.
When this button is selected, the current values on ALL the tabs will be saved. When you load the "The Dump Password Information Tool" next time, the values will be restored.
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