Activer l'authentification externe

## 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 in Microsoft Active Directory, this would be
## 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 with AD, 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 "Configuration required for different sysadmin credentials".
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