
Note: Certain LDAP clients such as Atlassian Jira and SSSD perform a user lookup to get more information about a user during user authentication. If your LDAP client is not listed in the instructions below, be sure to consult the documentation for that application. This section includes generic instructions for connecting your LDAP client to the Secure LDAP service.
#Stunnel authentication download#
These instructions assume that the client key and cert files that you download are called ldap-client.key and ldap-client.crt.


Optionally, before you begin with these steps, you might want to do a quick connection test using simple tools like ldapsearch, ADSI, and ldp.exe. You can also use these tools for troubleshooting if you encounter errors while trying to connect your LDAP client to the service. In addition to these help instructions, be sure to read your vendor documentation for the most up-to-date steps for connecting your client to the Secure LDAP service.īefore using these instructions, make sure you have already added the client to the Secure LDAP service, configured access permissions, downloaded a client certificate and key, and optionally created access credentials. The details in this article for connecting your LDAP client to the Secure LDAP service are for reference only, and are subject to change.
