User Export
This function allows you to export users in an LDAP server to a text file in a specified format. Then, you can use the Import Users function of the UAM component to import the LDAP users from the text file to INC.
To export LDAP users, you need to complete two steps: LDAP user query and LDAP user export.
- LDAP User Query
Before exporting LDAP users, you need to find the LDAP users to be exported through the LDAP user query function.
- Select the User tab, and then select User Access Policy > LDAP Service > User Export from the navigation tree to enter the LDAP user export page.
- Select the LDAP server and set the filter conditions.
- Click Query to enter the export file setting page.
- Export File Setting
Before exporting LDAP users, you need to specify the user attributes to be exported, and the column separator.
- Select the user attributes to be exported, set the separator to be used for delimitation of user attributes in the text file, and specify whether to export the attribute names as the column titles.
- Click Export. After successful export, the system will display the path of the text file and provide the link for you to download the file.
Precautions
- If user attributes on the LDAP server use a non-decimal or non-string encoding format, the sample data and exported data might not correctly displayed. Please use a correct encoding format.
Parameters
- LDAP Server: LDAP server whose users you want to export.
- Sub-Base DN£ºEnter a sub-base DN. The base DN is the root node that saves user data on the LDAP server. As subsets of the base DN, sub-base DNs are used for finer classification and management of user data.
- Filter Condition: The basic format is "attribute name=value". The value part supports fuzzy match by *. For example: cn=He* indicates all nodes each of which has a cn attribute value starting with He. For combined query, you can specify multiple filter conditions by quoting each of them by a pair of parentheses, putting a sign in front of the first left parenthesis to indicate the relationship between them (& for AND, | for OR, ! for NOT), and finally putting the whole string in a pair of parentheses.
- Separator: Delimiter to be used for delimitation of attributes in the text file. The delimiter is mainly used to Import Users.
- Export Column Header: Specifies whether to export the attribute names as the column titles in the text file. If you do not select this option, the text file will have no column titles.