Use Directory Server specifies whether to use Directory Server to authenticate logins.

Select Use for authentication only if using Directory Server to authenticate logins.

• Permitted value
  
  • Use for authentication
    Use Directory Server to authenticate logins.
    
  • Do not use (default)
    Do not use Directory Server to authenticate logins.
    

Code set specifies the type of character encoding to use.

• Permitted value
  
  • Shift-JIS
    Sets Shift JIS encoding.
    
  • UTF-8 (default)
    Sets UTF-8 encoding.
    

Server name specifies the Directory Server host name or IP address.

• Permitted value
  From 1 to 255 bytes of single-byte alphanumeric characters and symbols. The default is AssetHost.
  

Port No. specifies the Directory Server port number.

• Permitted value
  A number from 1 to 65535. The default is 389.
  

Users with access specifies the user domain name for accessing Directory Server information entries.

You must first output a list of user information, using Active Directory's LDIFDE command, to find the domain names of the users for whom you want to allow access. For details about search methods, see 10.10.1 Login authentication.

Also set the password in the Set Password dialog box.

• Permitted value
  The permitted value for users with access is 1 to 255 bytes of single-byte alphanumeric characters and symbols, single-byte katakana and kanji. The default is blank.
  The permitted value for the password is 1 to 255 bytes of single-byte alphanumeric characters and symbols, and single-byte katakana. The default is blank.
  

Response monitoring time specifies the time (in seconds) that Directory Server has to respond to a search request. If this amount of time has passed and there is no response from Directory Server, processing is terminated and reported as a communication error. If numerous processes use the Directory Server service and communication errors occur frequently during login authentication, set a longer response wait time.

• Permitted value
  From 1 to 65,535 seconds. The default is 60 (seconds).
  

User information DN specifies the domain name that serves as the basis for user information searches.

You must first output a list of user information, using Active Directory's LDIFDE command, to find the domain name of the group to be searched for users during Asset Information Manager Subset login authentication. For more about search methods, see 10.10.1 Login authentication.

• Permitted value
  From 1 to 255 bytes of single-byte alphanumeric characters, symbols, single-byte katakana, and kanji. The default is ou=people,o=xxxxxxx.com.
  

User ID attribute name specifies the attribute name of the user information to be used as the user ID during Asset Information Manager Subset login.

You must first output a list of user information, using Active Directory's LDIFDE command, to find the attribute name to be used as the user ID during Asset Information Manager Subset login authentication. For more about search methods, see 10.10.1 Login authentication.

• Permitted value
  The permitted value for user ID attribute name is 1 to 255 bytes of single-byte alphanumeric characters, symbols, single-byte katakana, and kanji. The default is uid.
  Under Directory Server user object standards, uid is not provided as an attribute. Add the attribute uid to the Directory Server user objects if necessary, and specify it as the single-byte user ID to be used during login authentication. Also specify an attribute name that stores the single-byte user ID to be used in Asset Information Manager Subset login authentication in place of uid.
  

User name attribute name specifies the attribute name of the user information to be used as the Asset Information Manager Subset user name.

You must first output a list of user information, using Active Directory's LDIFDE command, to find the attribute name to be used as the Asset Information Manager Subset user name. For more about search methods, see 10.10.1 Login authentication.

• Permitted value
  From 1 to 255 bytes of single-byte alphanumeric characters, symbols, single-byte katakana, and kanji. The default is cn.