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I am wondering.. Domino as LDAP with WebSphere Portal..

Renate W Ravnaas |   | Tags:  federated portal ldap websphere realm | Comments (1)  |  Visits (309)
I am not an administrator of Domino, I am a developer. But when it comes to WebSphere Portal, I have dived into the install and config/admin thing. Why? It's a long story ..
Anyway, I have discovered what I wonder is really the case, or if I might have misunderstood something..
If you want to add two (Domino) LDAP's , and want to create two realms based on each of them, there is a problem. In Domino the Group never seem to have an o=, just a cn=NameOfGroup. So, using multiple realms with Domino LDAPs, seems quite hard.. Since I havent found a way to separate the groups in the two ldaps..  There is a lot of documentation on the 'web', and on IBM Wiki's about this, but NOT using Domino as the LDAP example :-(.  I will try to dig even deeper.. and post any creative solution I might invent.. but right now.. I have no idea what to do... I will keep on diving..
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How to create LDAP Hierarchical Groups in Notes
In my experience, LDAP browsers or integration tools will require a Base DN (for example, your Organization name). So to get the Notes groups to be visible you need to name them with the organization name. (Notes does not require this or do this for you). So instead of creating a group named Accounting, (cn=Accounting) you would name it Accounting/MYORG (o=MYORG, cn=Accounting). If you want to create groups in multiple Organizations just name them this way in the Group document in the Notes address book.

Group name: Accounting/MYORG
Group name: Accounting/MYORGTWO

Let me know if you have additional questions.
Colin

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