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LDAP Configuration

LDAP Configuration Page

LDAP configuration enables users to utilize their external LDAP repository for SecurityCenter logins. Consult with your

system administrator for necessary LDAP server settings and once all required fields have been completed, click “Check

LDAP Configuration” to confirm. Click “Next” to continue or “Skip” to skip this step.

Repository Setup

When creating repositories, note that IPv4 and IPv6 addresses must be stored separately. Additional

repositories may be created once the initial configuration is complete.

Repositories are an excellent way to logically divide vulnerability data up based on organizational needs. For

example, three repositories could be created: one for “active” vulnerabilities, one for “passive” vulnerabilities

and a third for “compliance” data. Repositories can also be created based on geographical locations, asset

importance, user types, etc.

A repository is essentially a database of vulnerability data defined by one or more ranges of IP addresses. When the

repository is created, a selection for IPv4 or IPv6 addresses must be made. Only IP addresses of the designated type

may be imported to the designated repository. The “Organization” created in steps that follow can take advantage of one

or more repositories. During installation, a single local repository is created with the ability to modify its configuration and

add others post-install.

When creating SecurityCenter 4 repositories, LCE event source IP ranges must be included along with the

vulnerability IP ranges or the event data will not be accessible from the SecurityCenter UI.

Local repositories are based on the IP addresses specified in the “IP Ranges” field on this page during the initial setup.

“Remote” repositories use addressing information pulled over the network from a remote SecurityCenter. Remote

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