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2010-11-29T23:09:54Z

Authentication

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	=== Authentication ===		=== Authentication ===
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		+	Authentication is available for the End User Panel as well as for the administrator interface. '''Match Extension To''' or '''Match Extension To Attribute''' need to match the correct field in our LDAP directory.
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		+	For administrator authentication a one-to-one mapping, based on the '''User Name''' needs be to created. Both '''LDAP''' and '''Active Directory''' services can be used simultaneously for this feature.

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	In order to use the Active Directory integration you will need to make sure this service is active on your Windows Domain Controller. We recommend that you use SSL to connect to your server. To enable LDAP over SSL follow this guide [http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;321051 How to enable LDAP over SSL with a third-party certification authority].		In order to use the Active Directory integration you will need to make sure this service is active on your Windows Domain Controller. We recommend that you use SSL to connect to your server. To enable LDAP over SSL follow this guide [http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;321051 How to enable LDAP over SSL with a third-party certification authority].
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		+	In the ipbx AD/LDAP dialog select the primary LDAP type '''Active Directory''' and complete all required fields. The '''Match Extension To''' field needs to be set to the extension data you wish to use for provisioning and end user panel authentication.

	=== Standard LDAP ===		=== Standard LDAP ===
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		+	In the ipbx AD/LDAP dialog select the primary LDAP type '''Standard LDAP''' and complete all required fields. The '''Match Extension To''' field needs to be set to the extension data you wish to use for provisioning and end user panel authentication.

	== Using the Module ==		== Using the Module ==

	=== Provisioning ===		=== Provisioning ===
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		+	Provisioning is provided for adding users to your system. Enter the username or part of the user name to look up the complete account details.
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	=== Directory ===		=== Directory ===
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		+	Directory lookup is available in the End User Panel as well as on phone XML applications.
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	=== Name Lookup ===		=== Name Lookup ===
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		+	Name lookup on inbound calls is available if enabled under '''Configuration''' → '''Directory''' → '''Advanced''' by checking '''Perform Lookups against AD/LDAP Directory on all inbound calls'''.
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	=== Authentication ===		=== Authentication ===

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2010-11-29T22:59:20Z

Active Directory

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	=== Active Directory ===		=== Active Directory ===
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		+	In order to use the Active Directory integration you will need to make sure this service is active on your Windows Domain Controller. We recommend that you use SSL to connect to your server. To enable LDAP over SSL follow this guide [http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;321051 How to enable LDAP over SSL with a third-party certification authority].

	=== Standard LDAP ===		=== Standard LDAP ===

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2010-11-02T15:32:50Z

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	This optional ipbx module is installed under '''Advanced Setup''' → '''Modules'''. Registered modules are displayed with '''registered module'''.		This optional ipbx module is installed under '''Advanced Setup''' → '''Modules'''. Registered modules are displayed with '''registered module'''.

-	The ipbx AD/LDAP module allows you to integrate your ipbx system with an existing Microsoft Active Directory server or standard LDAP server. This module is available from ipbx 2.2.0 onwards.	+	The ipbx AD/LDAP module allows you to integrate your ipbx system with an existing Microsoft Active Directory server or a standard LDAP server. This module is available from ipbx 2.2.0 onwards.

	== Configuration ==		== Configuration ==

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This optional ipbx module is installed under '''Advanced Setup''' → '''Modules'''. Registered modules are displayed with '''registered module'''.

The ipbx AD/LDAP module allows you to integrate your ipbx system with an existing Microsoft Active Directory server or standard LDAP server. This module is available from ipbx 2.2.0 onwards.

== Configuration ==

To configure your directory server, go to '''Configuration''' → '''Directory''' → '''AD/LDAP'''

=== Active Directory ===

=== Standard LDAP ===

== Using the Module ==

=== Provisioning ===
=== Directory ===
=== Name Lookup ===
=== Authentication ===