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→Visit admin web page to complete Openfire configuration: Add LDAP authentication configuration
[[Image:Openfire 4.jpg]]
[[Image:Openfire 4.jpg]]
== LDAP Authentication ==
Openfire can be configured to authenticate users through your SME Server's OpenLDAP server. This will allow you to use a single user and password source, rather than needing to maintain two or more separate databases. This is recommended unless you have a particular reason to want a separate user list for your Openfire installation. To begin, on the Profile Settings screen, select '''Directory Server (LDAP)''':
[[Image:Openfire_ldap_1.png]]
Fill in the Connection Settings screen as shown below, replacing '''yourdomain''' and '''tld''' with your primary domain name and top-level domain, as appropriate. For example, if your domain were example.com, you'd enter '''dc=example,dc=com'''. For the password field, enter your admin user's password.
[[Image:Openfire_ldap_2.png]]
Click '''Test Settings''' to make sure you're able to connect. Then click '''Save & Continue'''.
On the User Mapping page, just scroll to the bottom and click '''Save & Continue'''.
[[Image:Openfire_ldap_3.png]]
Similarly, on the Group Mapping page, click '''Save & Continue'''.
[[Image:Openfire_ldap_4.png]]
On the Administrator Account screen, enter '''admin''' and click '''Add'''.
[[Image:Openfire_ldap_5.png]]
On the next page, your admin account will be listed. Click the Test button to confirm that it will authenticate this account.
[[Image:Openfire_ldap_6.png]]
You should see the Success page below. If you do, you can close it. You can optionally add other administrator users on this page.
[[Image:Openfire_ldap_7.png]]
== SME Server specific configuration ==
== SME Server specific configuration ==