You can create an LDAP attribute map or edit an existing one. To create an attribute map, you specify how single-value and multi-value data items map to single-value and multi-value LDAP attributes. A single-value attribute can contain no more than one value, and a multi-value attribute can contain more than one. An example of a single-value attribute might be a person’s gender, and an example of a multi-value attribute might be a person’s various e-mail addresses, phone numbers, or titles.
Click Devices> Identity Servers > Edit > Liberty >LDAP Attribute Mapping.
Select one of the following actions:
New: Allows you create an LDAP attribute mapping. Select from the following types:
One to One: Maps a single Liberty attribute to a single LDAP attribute. See Configuring One-to-One Attribute Maps.
Employee Type: Maps the Employee Type attribute to an LDAP attribute, then maps the possible Liberty values to LDAP values. See Configuring Employee Type Attribute Maps.
Employee Status: Maps the Employee Status attribute to an LDAP attribute, then maps the possible Liberty values to LDAP values. See Configuring Employee Status Attribute Maps.
Postal Address: Maps the Postal Address attribute to multiple LDAP attributes or a delimited LDAP attribute. See Configuring Postal Address Attribute Maps.
Contact Method: Maps the Contact Method attribute to multiple LDAP attributes. See Configuring Contact Method Attribute Maps.
Gender: Maps the Gender attribute to an LDAP attribute, then maps the possible Liberty values to LDAP values. See Configuring Gender Attribute Maps.
Marital Status: Maps the Marital Status attribute to an LDAP attribute, then maps the possible Liberty values to LDAP values. See Configuring Marital Status Attribute Maps.
Delete: Deletes the selected mapping.
Enable: Enables the selected mapping.
Disable: Disables the selected mapping. When the mapping is disabled, the server does not load the definition. However, the definition is not deleted.
Click OK, then update Identity Server.