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Configuring LDAP Collector

Question asked by Neha Singh on Jan 20, 2020
Latest reply on Feb 6, 2020 by Mostafa Helmy

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Hi,

The scenario is: I am trying to setup a LDAP connection where the user data is like -

User Role

John Role1, Role2, Role3

Bob Role2, Role3

So, basically it becomes a multi-valued attribute and the results are not as expected in the test.I am able to get the first value from the role column and rest are rejected. I have so many applications which could not be automated and have being doing manual review generation which is quite dis-satisfying and time taking.

Does anyone came across this requirement? or any alternative which can be used would be helpful.

Thanks!

Ian Staines

Jan 20, 2020 10:43 AM

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The LDAP collectors do not support multi-valued attributes.

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Ian Staines Jan 20, 2020 10:43 AM
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The LDAP collectors do not support multi-valued attributes.
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- Mostafa Helmy @ Ian Staines on Feb 6, 2020 7:04 AM
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  As Ian said, it is not currently supported with out LDAP-based collector. Feel free to raise an new Idea on RSA Ideas for RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle
  
  You could also export the data (using PowerShell for example) into a CSV file and collect from that file instead.
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Neha Singh Jan 21, 2020 3:39 AM
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Is there any alternative to setup such applications?
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- Zoltan Izsak @ Neha Singh on Jan 21, 2020 4:57 AM
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  You should use ldap groups and group memberships to represent roles or entitlements.
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  - Neha Singh @ Zoltan Izsak on Jan 24, 2020 5:08 AM
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    This will work when I have AD groups but this case is for user attributes which are multi valued.
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    - Zoltan Izsak @ Neha Singh on Jan 27, 2020 10:16 AM
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      You can write your own collector in Java. This is always an option though not an easy way (or at least not easy for me).
      
      Also you can write a script which exports your multi-valued AD attributes into csv and in a second step you can collect from that csv. Also not a nice solution but it can work.
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