5.5 Optional Configuration Parameters

The following table explains the parameters that are optional, and that are not prompted for during initial driver configuration.

Table 5-2 Optional Configuration Parameters

Field

Description

Enable DirSync Incremental Values

Implements the LDAP Incremental values control feature. Ordinarily, the publisher will receive all member values of a group when one or more values have changed. This option reports only the added or deleted member values during the poll interval.

Yes reports only the added or deleted member values during the poll interval.

No retrieves all member values of a group when one or more values have changed.

IMPORTANT:This parameter is optional and does not exist when the driver is imported. Add it manually after importing the driver, by adding the following XML code to the driver configuration file: 

<definition display-name="Enable DirSync Incremental Values" hide="false"
id="115"
name="enable-incremental-values" type="enum">
<description>Ordinarily the publisher will receive all member values of a group when one or more has changed. This option reports only the added or deleted values during the poll interval. 
Requires 2003 Forest functional mode.
</description>
<enum-choice display-name="Yes">yes</enum-choice>
<enum-choice display-name="No">no</enum-choice>
<value>yes</value>
</definition>

NOTE:For this feature to work, the Windows 2003 Forest and domain must be in the ‘Windows Server 2003’ functional level.

 

 

Overridden LDAP Port Number

Enables you to use a customized LDAP Port number for the LDAP bind.

Set the options with the following XML code: 

<definition display-name="Overridden LDAP Port Number" hide="false" id="105" name="ldap-port" type="integer">
        <description>LDAP Port number used for the ldap bind.  Note: Recommended only for binding with an ADAM LDAP server. A 0 (Zero) value implements the default LDAP port numbers. /description>
        <value>0</value>
/definition>

NOTE:Configure this field only when you want the driver to bind with an ADAM (Active Directory Application Mode) LDAP server. A value of zero (0) implements the default LDAP port numbers.