Włączanie uwierzytelniania zewnętrznego

## The first property is always required to enable the external authorization feature. Do not change it.
conf_security_externalized.authentication.implementation.class=com.apigee.rbac.impl.LdapAuthenticatorImpl

## Identify the type of binding:
# Set to "true" for direct binding
# Set to "false" for indirect binding. 
conf_security_externalized.authentication.bind.direct.type=true

## The next seven properties are needed regardless of direct or indirect binding. You need to configure these per your external authentication installation. 
## The IP or domain for your external LDAP instance. 
conf_security_externalized.authentication.server.url=ldap://localhost:389

## Your external LDAP server version.
conf_security_externalized.authentication.server.version=3

## The server timeout in milliseconds. 
conf_security_externalized.authentication.server.conn.timeout=50000

## Change these baseDN values to match your external LDAP service. This attribute value will be provided by your external LDAP administrator, and may have more or fewer dc elements depending on your setup.
conf_security_externalized.authentication.user.store.baseDN=dc=apigee,dc=com

## Do not change this search string. It is used internally. 
conf_security_externalized.authentication.user.store.search.query=(&(${userAttribute}=${userId}))

## Identifies the external LDAP property you want to bind against for Authentication. For example if you are binding against an email address, this would typically be in the userPrincipalName property in your external LDAP instance. Alternatively if you are binding against the user’s ID, this would typically be in the sAMAccountName property:
conf_security_externalized.authentication.user.store.user.attribute=userPrincipalName

## The LDAP attribute where the user email value is stored. For direct binding, set it to userPrincipalName.
conf_security_externalized.authentication.user.store.user.email.attribute=userPrincipalName

## ONLY needed for DIRECT binding.
## The direct.bind.user.directDN property defines the string that is used for the bind against the external authentication service. Ensure it is set as follows:
conf_security_externalized.authentication.direct.bind.user.directDN=${userDN}

## Required to enable the external authorization feature. Do not change it.
conf_security_externalized.authentication.implementation.class=com.apigee.rbac.impl.LdapAuthenticatorImpl

## Identifies the type of binding:
# Set to "true" for direct binding
# Set to "false" for indirect binding. 
conf_security_externalized.authentication.bind.direct.type=false

## The next seven properties are needed regardless of direct or indirect binding. You need to configure these per your external LDAP installation. 
## The IP or domain for your external LDAP instance. 
conf_security_externalized.authentication.server.url=ldap://localhost:389

## Replace with your external LDAP server version.
conf_security_externalized.authentication.server.version=3

## Set the server timeout in milliseconds. 
conf_security_externalized.authentication.server.conn.timeout=50000

## Change these baseDN values to match your external LDAP service. This attribute value will be provided by your external LDAP administrator, and may have more or fewer dc elements depending on your setup.
conf_security_externalized.authentication.user.store.baseDN=dc=apigee,dc=com

## Do not change this search string. It is used internally. 
conf_security_externalized.authentication.user.store.search.query=(&(${userAttribute}=${userId}))

## Identifies the external LDAP property you want to bind against for Authentication. For example if you are binding against an email address, this would typically be in the userPrincipalName property in your external LDAP instance. Alternatively if you are binding against the user’s ID, this would typically be in the sAMAccountName property. See also "Indirect binding only: Encrypting the external LDAP user’s password".
conf_security_externalized.authentication.user.store.user.attribute=userPrincipalName

## Used by Apigee to perform the Authorization step and currently, Apigee only supports email address for Authorization. Make sure to set it to the attribute in your external LDAP that stores the user’s email address. Typically this will be in the userPrincipalName property. 
conf_security_externalized.authentication.user.store.user.email.attribute=userPrincipalName

## The external LDAP username (for a user with search privileges on the external LDAP) and password and whether the password is encrypted. You must also set the attribute externalized.authentication.bind.direct.type to false.
## The password attribute can be encrypted or in plain text. See "Indirect binding only: Encrypting the external LDAP user’s password" for encryption instructions. Set the password.encrypted attribute to "true" if the password is encrypted. Set it to "false" if the password is in plain text.
conf_security_externalized.authentication.indirect.bind.server.admin.dn=myExtLdapUsername
conf_security_externalized.authentication.indirect.bind.server.admin.password=myExtLdapPassword
conf_security_externalized.authentication.indirect.bind.server.admin.password.encrypted=true