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LDAP Schema Extensions

1. Overview This HowTo presents the schema extensions needed by WebADM with most of LDAP directories. Only Active Directory can work with WebADM without schema extensions. WebADM stores most of its related metadata into the LDAP directory on users accounts and into a specific container/OU. 2. Content of the Schema Extension The schema extension is very minimal. It is composed of three object classes (webadmAccount, webadmGroup and webadmConfig) and three attributes (webadmSettings, webadmData, webadmType and webadmVoice).

MFAVPN VMWare Appliance

RCDevs MFAVPN Virtual Appliance Startup Guide The RCDevs MFAVPN VMware Appliance is a minimal CentOS 8 (64Bit) Linux installation with the RCDevs software packages already installed with yum. The appliance is meant for rapid deployment of VPN solution with Multifactor authentication. In longer term production deployments, we strongly recommend separating the MFAVPN component to a dedicated server for improved security. This can be done without downtime after initial deployment is done using the all in one appliance.

Mountpoints

1. Overview Generally, WebADM is configured to connect with a remote AD/LDAP domain for two reasons: For an admin to be able to browse (and optionally modify) remote domain contents such as user objects via a web browser (and optionally delegate that work to sub-administrators). To act as a gateway to allow the OpenOTP server to read and use remote user data for authentication purposes (i.e. fetch user mobile phone number from AD account).