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Mapping admin_role from your LDAP is as follows:

1. Create a new organizational unit in your LDAP. For example, the new "ou" is "ou=adminrole,dc=example,dc=org".

2. Create "cn" entries of usernames who have the admin role in Joget. The usernames must exist in your users "ou=people,dc=example,dc=org" property.

3. In Joget LDAP Directory Manager configuration, set the properties accordingly.
Below is an example but it will differ from everyone else because each organization's LDAP is different:

• Admin Role Base DN: ou=adminrole,dc=example,dc=org
• Admin Role Import Search Filter: (objectClass=person)
• Attribute Mapping - Users: cn
• Map To LDAP User Entry Primary Attribute: uid ( Set this to the same attribute you used in User 
• Attribute Mapping - Username" [Tab 2])

4. Open incognito mode in your favorite browser and log in to Joget to test the new username with the admin role. Leave your main browser open in "Configure LDAP Directory Manager" in case you need to make some changes.

5. Go to "Setup User" and click on your test username to view the user profile information. You should see "Role(s): ROLE_USER, ROLE_ADMIN".

6. Enable "Debug Mode" to check for errors, below shows the correct setting:

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INFO org.joget.plugin.ldap.DirectoryManagerLDAPImpl - URL: ldap://localhost:389__Admin Username: cn=admin,dc=example,dc=org__Root DN: dc=example,dc=org__User Base DN: ou=people,dc=example,dc=org__Group Base DN: __Department Base DN: __Grade Base DN: __Role Admin Base DN: ou=adminrole,dc=example,dc=org

You have to keep trying various configurations until you succeed

Advanced

Figure 8: Advance Properties

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