Creating a Domain-Based Query

Procedure

Step 1

[New Web Interface Only] On the Security Management appliance, click to load the legacy web interface.

Step 2

Choose Management Appliance > System Administration > LDAP.

Step 3

On the LDAP page, click Advanced.

Step 4

Enter a name for the domain-based query.

Step 5

Select the query type.

Note	When you create a domain-based query, you specify a single query type. After you select a query type, the query field drop-down lists contain the appropriate queries from the LDAP server profiles.

Step 6

In the Domain Assignments field, enter a domain.

Step 7

Select a query to associate with the domain.

Step 8

Add a row and select a query for each domain in the domain-based query.

Step 9

Enter a default query to run if all other queries fail. If you do not want to enter a default query, select None.

Step 10

Test the query by clicking the Test Query button and entering a user login and passphrase or an email address to test in the Test Parameters fields. The results appear in the Connection Status field.

Step 11

Check the Designate as the active query checkbox if you want the spam quarantine to use the domain-based query.

Note	The domain-based query becomes the active LDAP query for the specified query type. For example, if the domain-based query is used for end-user authentication, it becomes the active end-user authentication query for the spam quarantine.

Step 12

Click Submit and then click Commit to commit your changes.

Note	To do the same configuration on the command line interface, type the `advanced` subcommand of the `ldapconfig` command at the command line prompt.