If LDAP is enabled and you have already supplied LDAP credentials, logon occurs automatically. If LDAP is enabled and you have not already supplied LDAP credentials, an LDAP logon dialog appears. The LDAP credentials that you enter are verified against the designated LDAP server and if successful are used to log on to the requested FileNet library. If the verification is successful, you are logged on to the requested library. If verification fails, you will be prompted to log on using Native logon.
The first field in the Logon dialog box identifies the LDAP server. This is a text field you cannot modify.
On the Library bar, click the library.
When the logon dialog box displays, enter your LDAP user name in the User name field.
If you have a password, enter it in the Password field. Asterisks hide your password as you type it. Correct errors by backspacing over the asterisks. If you do not have a password, skip this field.
Leave the name in the Distinguished Name field to accept the default or enter another distinguished name.
Click OK to submit the logon request.
If the logon fails, click Revert to use Native logon.
When you are logged on to a library, its icon in the Libraries bar displays a key.