Displays the LDAP configuration, such as

Configuration=providerURL:"ldap://example.com:636/". Number of available Incident assignment users:0

Reloads the LDAP configuration.

Verifies configuration in the ldap.properties file by attempting to access <username> in the Directory Service using the LDAP configuration parameters. This command will respond with information to help you diagnose LDAP configuration problems.

<username> must be a valid username in the Directory Service. It is the same name that is used in the NNMi console username prompt of the NNMi login screen.

Encrypts the supplied LDAP bind password so that it can be safely stored in the ldap.properties file.

The output of this command should be copied into the bindCredential property in the ldap.properties file. Encrypted passwords start with the {ENC} prefix.

Encrypted passwords can only be decrypted by the same NNMi which created them. If the database is reset or the properties are copied to a new NNMi system then this command will need to be re-run to generate a new encrypted password. The exception to this is if you are using NNMi in an application failover or High Availability (HA) configuration. In application failover or HA configurations, the encrypted password generated by the nnmldap.ovpl script is valid on both NNMi management servers (since the database is the same on both NNMi management servers).

Returns the current LDAP configuration.

Reads modifications to the ldap.properties file (such as enabling or disabling LDAP).

Shows configuration parameters for the ldap.properties file, and verifies that information can be extracted from the Directory Service.

Returns the encrypted value of the supplied password string. For example: {ENC}Mgnb1w007XYYenHvAFf3dQ==