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3. Enable Monitoring

The LDAPServer template must be bound to the Device Class or Device you want to monitor.

  1. Navigate to the device (or Device Class) that has an LDAP Server you want to monitor. (Add the device if necessary.)

  2. If applying changes to a device, select MorezProperties from the page menu.

    If applying changes to a device class, click the zProperties tab.

  3. Change the appropriate zProperties for your environment. Check with your LDAP administrator for more information.

    Table 10.2. LDAPServer zProperties

    zPropertyDescription

    zLDAPBaseDN

    The Base Distinguished Name for your LDAP server. Typically this is the organization's domain name (for example, dc=foobar,dc=com)

    zLDAPBindDN

    The Distinguished Name to use for binding to the LDAP server, if authentication is required

    zLDAPBindPassword

    The password to use for binding to the LDAP server, if authentication is required


  4. Click Save to save your changes.

  5. From the page menu, select MoreTemplates.

  6. From the table menu, select Bind Templates to display the Bind Performance Templates dialog.

  7. To add the LDAPServer template and retain other performance templates, hold down the control key while clicking on the LDAPServer entry.

  8. Click OK.

    The LDAPServer template should now be displayed under the Performance Templates for Device.

  9. Click on the LDAPServer template and change options as needed. Click Save to save your changes.

    Table 10.3. LDAPServer Basic Data Source Options

    OptionDescription

    Port

    The port to connect to LDAP server (default 389)

    Base Distinguished Name

    Defaults to ${here/zLDAPBaseDN}

    Bind Password

    Defaults to ${here/zLDAPBindPassword}

    Use SSL

    Use SSL for the connection


  10. If your LDAP Servers require SSL or a custom port, then navigate to the LDAP Server template, choose the ldap data source, and then change the Use SSL and Port fields as needed.

  11. Validate your configuration by running zencommand and observing that the check_ldap or check_ldaps command correctly connects to your LDAP server:

    zencommand run -v10 -d yourdevicenamehere
  12. Navigate to the Perf tab and you should see some placeholders for graphs. After approximately fifteen minutes you should see the graphs start to become populated with information.