Using Command Line LDAP Tools

Command line tools that can be used during a tunnel session include:

ldaphelper.sa <username and password> or <IP address> ... this command requires 3 arguments, even if arguments are null, examples include:

# ldaphelper.sa  john  foobar  ""

# ldaphelper.sa ""  ""  192.168.5.200

Note the use of quotes to specify null arguments.

ldaphelper.pl <-c keyword> ... this command displays help with 0 arguments, and uses -c switch to specify a command option, examples include:

# ldaphelper.pl  -c  listallvalues

This produces same results as using the Select button during Profile Mapping

# ldaphelper.pl -c  iplookup 192.168.5.200

This shows users logged in at a specific IP address

# DEBUGLEVEL=1;ldaphelper.pl etc...

This uses the DEBUGLEVEL variable to expand the verbosity of the output.

 cat /etc/ldap_client.conf displays LDAP configuration data without relying on the GUI.