Define your LDAP settings. On the LDAP Configuration page of Configuration Manager, enter your LDAP server information. If you selected OpenLDAP or Active Directory ® as your LDAP server, click Use
Google certainly doesn't provide an LDAP interface, but someone could write a program to pull account details from the API, and add them to an LDAP data source. They only thing you can't get are the passwords. – Zoredache Feb 24 '12 at 19:10 @Zoredache - sure, that would be possible. In Google Admin, go to APPS – LDAPGive your LDAP app a name and description…and give the LDAP Client appropriate access level: entire domain or specific OU’s. Important, for Jamf to be able to query group memberships, you must give it ‘Read group information’ privileges. Define your LDAP settings. On the LDAP Configuration page of Configuration Manager, enter your LDAP server information. If you selected OpenLDAP or Active Directory ® as your LDAP server, click Use Search LDAP using ldapsearch The easiest way to search LDAP is to use ldapsearch with the “-x” option for simple authentication and specify the search base with “-b”. If you are not running the search directly on the LDAP server, you will have to specify the host with the “-H” option. $ ldapsearch -x -b
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Search LDAP using ldapsearch The easiest way to search LDAP is to use ldapsearch with the “-x” option for simple authentication and specify the search base with “-b”. If you are not running the search directly on the LDAP server, you will have to specify the host with the “-H” option. $ ldapsearch -x -b
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Google LDAP Server - JumpCloud Google LDAP Server Over 6 million organizations are leveraging G Suite™ (formerly Google Apps for Work) for their email and productivity solutions. These same organizations have shifted their on-premises email server—likely Microsoft® Exchange—to be served out of the cloud by Google.