To use directory services, add the following properties to the ConnectString:
DSURL= ldap://SYBLDAP:389/dc=sybase,dc=com??one?sybase Servername=MANGO
The URL is an LDAP URL and uses LDAP libraries to resolve the URL.
To support high availability on the LDAP server, the DSURL accepts multiple URLs, separated with a semicolon:
DSURL={ldap://SYBLDAP:389/dc=sybase,dc=com??one?sybaseServername=MANGO};
The provider attempts to get the properties from the LDAP servers in the order specified.
An example of DSURL follows:
ldap://hostport/dn[?attrs[?scope[?filter[?userdn?userpass]]]]
where:
hostport is a host
name with an optional portnumber,
for example, SYBLDAP1:389.
dn is the search base, for
example, dc=sybase,dc-com.
attrs is a comma-separated list of attributes requested from the LDAP server. You must leave it blank. Data Provider requires all attributes.
scope is one of three strings:
base (the default) searches the base.
one searches immediate children.
sub searches the sub tree.
filter is the search filter. Generally, it is the sybaseServername. You can leave it blank and set the Data Source or Server Name property in the ConnectionString.
userdn is the user's distinguished name (dn). If the LDAP server does not support anonymous login you can set the user's dn here, or you can set the DSPrincipal property in the ConnectionString.
userpass is the password. If the LDAP server does not support anonymous login, you can set the password here or you can set the DSPassword property in the ConnectionString.
The URL can contain sybaseServername, or you can set the property “Server Name" to the service name of the LDAP Sybase server object.
The following properties are useful when using Directory Services:
DSURL — Set to LDAP URL. The default is an empty string.
Server — The Service Name of the LDAP Sybase server object. The default is an empty string.
DSPrincipal — The user name to log on to the LDAP server if it is not a part of DSURL and the LDAP server does not allow anonymous access.
DSPassword or Directory Service Password — The password to authenticate on the LDAP server if it is not a part of DSURL, and the LDAP server does not allow anonymous access.
