setting-ldap

Set the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) settings.

Syntax

The basic syntax is:

couchbase-cli setting-ldap -c [host]:8091 -u [admin] -p [password]
    [options]

LDAP cannot be used for the bucket authentication.

Use this command to set various options for LDAP.

The setting-ldap command is deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Please use admin-role-manage instead.

The following are the command options:

Table 1. setting-ldap options
Options	Description
`--ldap-admins=`	Setting up full LDAP administrators, comma-separated.
`--ldap-roadmins=`	Setting up a read-only LDAP administrators, comma-separated.
`--ldap-enabled=[0\|1]`	Enables the LDAP protocol for authentication (yes=1, no=0).
`--ldap-default=[admin \| roadmins \| none]`	Sets the default LDAP accounts.

Set the full LDAP administrator AdminLDAP and enable the LDAP protocol for authentication:

couchbase-cli setting-ldap -c 192.168.0.1:8091 -u Administrator -p password \
--ldap-admins AdmninLDAP --ldap-enabled 1

Response

Unless you are running Couchbase Server Enterprise Edition on Linux that supports LDAP authentication, you will get an error message:

ERROR: unable to set LDAP auth settings (400) Bad Request
       This http API endpoint is only supported in enterprise edition running on GNU/Linux