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A server profile can be modified at any time after creation. In LDAP Administrator, basic profile modification is implemented as inplace editing.

To modify settings of a server profile:

Select a server profile, or (if using the Manual mode for handling referrals) a referral entry you'd like to adjust settings for. Download camtasia 32 bit full crack.
Open its properties by clicking Properties on the Standard toolbar or by selecting Properties from the View menu.

Available for modification are the following server profile properties:

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Used to modify profile names. The name will help you make further use of the profile and distinguish it from the others.

Host Information. Host and port describe an LDAP server to connect to. Usually LDAP servers run on port 389 for regular connections and on port 636 for secure connections. You can either specify a server host/port manually, or perform a DNS lookup of LDAP servers registered in a DNS domain. Base DN is the starting point for you to browse the directory tree. The Fetch Base DNs command gets all the published naming contexts, but, if needed, you can always assign an alternative base DN further down the tree. Leave the base DN field blank to start browsing from RootDSE.

Note: When RootDSE is specified as the profile's base DN, all the published naming contexts will be displayed as profile sub-entries. If you don't wish to display naming contexts as profile sub-entries automatically, uncheck the Display naming contexts as profile sub-entries box in the profile's Advanced properties, using the Miscellaneous page.

Server Type. Server type is a purely informational field. LDAP Administrator uses heuristic methods for determining server types. These methods are based on the fact that in most cases LDAP servers publish server specific RootDSE attributes. Since RootDSE is usually specified via a configuration file, there is a possibility of publishing non-standard RootDSE attributes thus making LDAP Administrator to treat the LDAP server as a server of a different type. If an LDAP server blocks access to its RootDSE, its type is defined as Not Available.

LDAP URL. LDAP URL is an informational field that is automatically updated as soon as you apply the modified settings of the profile. LDAP URL holds complete information about the connection, server host and port, base DN, displayed attributes and search filter. LDAP URL can be copied to the clipboard and then used to provide just enough information for configuring all settings of a newly created server profile if appropriately entered inside the Profile Creation Wizard.

Secure Connection. Checking the Use secure connection (SSL) box means that all data used to communicate with the server will get encrypted. This box automatically toggles server port between regular (port 389) and secure (port 636) values.

Read-only Mode. If your credentials provide enough privileges to enable you to perform a potentially unsafe modification, you secure a profile by making it read-only via checking the Read-only profile box. This box will not allow any modifications to the directory structure.

Color. Allows setting the color of the profile icon. If you have several profiles, you can set a specific color for each of them and thus make them easy to distinguish.

Credentials Page

Credentials provide information for authenticating a user when connected to the server. Available are the following authentication options:

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Anonymous Bind. Determines an anonymous authentication type for the given server.

Currently Logged On User. Prompts a connection to use credentials of the currently logged on Windows user. This option is Active Directory-specific and works properly only when connecting to an Active Directory or ADAM server.

Other Credentials. Used when it is required to specify custom credentials for a connection. The Mechanism option sets the way in which the client and the server will negotiate with each other when establishing the connection and checking the provided credentials. Currently LDAP Administrator supports the following authentication mechanisms:

Mechanism	Description
Simple	Standard LDAP authentication mechanism. The principal and the password are transmitted in plain text, which makes this mechanism potentially vulnerable to cyber attacks. This mechanism is not recommended for usage in an unsafe environment like the Internet. However, using this mechanism when you connect to an LDAP server over SSL or a protected VPN channel is quite secure.
Digest MD5	This is a SASL authentication mechanism that provides a much higher protection from cyber attacks. If your server supports this mechanism, it's recommended you always prefer Digest MD5 over Simple.
GSS Negotiate	A SASL mechanism that allows both client and server to negotiate for and then use the best authentication mechanism they mutually support. It’s recommended you prefer GSS Negotiate overSimple or Digest MD5 whenever possible.

Basically, a Principal is a general term for a user name, while the actual form of the principal string is mechanism-specific. The following table lists the most widespread forms of 'principal':

Principal Form	Description	Example
LDAP DN	The principal string is an LDAP distinguished name string as described in RFC4514*.	cn=JohnDoe,ou=People,dc=Example,dc=com
Kerberos principal	The principal string is a Kerberos principal name.	johndoe@example.com
NTLM name	The principal is the a Windows NTLM authentication string.	EXAMPLEjohndoe

Principal and Password are used to authenticate the client to the server. The unchecked Save password box will result in LDAP Administrator asking you for the password before granting access to the server. You won't have to bother entering your password more than once in any case during a session, meaning that LDAP Administrator will only discard it after you exit the application. But if you check the Save password box for a selected profile, you'll no longer need to enter the password at all unless the box is unchecked.

You can use the Select credentials command to choose from among the existing credentials for the host and port configuration.

The Try matching the credentials required for referral rebind box indicates whether the credentials will be automatically determined by the Credentials Manager when you follow LDAP referrals. If the Credentials Manager is unable to automatically determine the appropriate credentials for the LDAP referral, or if this box is unchecked, then the application will ask for credentials right after you attempt to follow a referral.

Displayed Attributes

This property specifies which attributes will