Create an LDAP Target from the CLI

The CLI command to create an LDAP target is:

akeyless create-ldap-target \
--name <target name> \
--ladp-url <LDAP server URL> \
--bind-dn <LDAP Bind DN with CN> \
--bind-dn-password < Password for LDAP user >

Where:

-Name- A unique name for the target. The name can include the path to the virtual folder in which you want to create the new target, using slash / separators. If the folder does not exist, it will be created together with the target.

-LDAP-URL- The URL of your LDAP server e.g. ldap[s]://<hostname>:<port>

-Bind-DN- The Bind DN of your LDAP user, will be used for connection setup.

-Bind-DN-Password- Password of the mentioned user on the Bind-DN.

-LDAP-CA-Cert - Optional, a CA certificate of your LDAP server for secure connection establishment.

Options

The full list of options for this command is:

-n, --name                      *Target name
  -l, --ldap-url                  *LDAP Server URL
  -b, --bind-dn                   *LDAP Bind DN
  -p, --bind-dn-password          *Password for LDAP Bind DN
  -t, --ldap-ca-cert               LDAP base-64 encoded CA Certificate
      --token-expiration           LDAP token expiration in seconds
  -k, --key                        Key name. The key will be used to encrypt the target secret value. If key name is not specified, the account default protection key is used
      --comment                    Comment about the target
      --profile                    Use a specific profile (located at $HOME/.akeyless/profiles) or a temp access token
      --username                   Optional username for various authentication flows
      --password                   Optional password for various authentication flows
      --uid-token                  The universal identity token, Required only for universal_identity authentication
  -h, --help                       display help information
      --json[=false]               Set output format to JSON
      --no-creds-cleanup[=false]   Do not clean local temporary expired creds