SUSE Rancher With OpenLDAP

### Left (hamburger) menu > Users & Authentication > OpenLDAP (yes, we are using the OpenLDAP config page)

LDAP configuration

Hostname/IP

ip-address, DNS name or when running in Kubernetes (see https://github.com/Evantage-WS/ldap-kubernetes), ldap-service.ldap.svc.cluster.local

Port

389

Service Account Distinguished name

A better option is to use a readonly account for accessing the OpenLDAP server

cn=admin,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com

Service Account Password

xxx

User Search Base

ou=people,dc=example,dc=com

Group Search Base

ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com

Object Class (users)

inetOrgPerson

Object Class (groups)

groupOfUniqueNames

Username Attribute

uid

Name Attribute

cn

Login Attribute

uid

Group Member User Attribute

dn

User Member Attribute

memberOf

Search Attribute (groups)

cn

Search Attribute (users)

uid|sn|givenName

Group Member Mapping Attribute

member

Group DN Attribute

dn

Choose “Search direct and nested group memberships”

Fill in the username and password of an admin user at Test and Enable Authentication and hit save

Rancher OpenLDAP config page