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 Select Hostname or IP address to manually enter the address information.

c. If defining the authentication server using hostnames or IP addresses, enter these values in the

Hostname or IP address edit field. To associate multiple authentication servers with this

authentication server record, enter multiple authentication server addresses separated by

blank spaces.

d. If defining the authentication server using hostnames or IP addresses, enter the port number

into the Port edit field. If you entered multiple authentication server addresses in the

Hostname or IP address edit field, all authentication servers must use the same port.

e. If you entered multiple authentication server addresses in the Hostname or IP address edit

field, use the Algorithm for selecting from multiple addresses drop-down menu to indicate

how the Connection Broker should select from the list of addresses when authenticating a

particular user login. Select one of the following options.

 Random: The Connection Broker randomly selects an address from the list.

 Circular / Round Robin: The Connection Broker uses the addresses in the order they are

entered in the Hostname or IP address edit field. For example, the first user is

authenticated using the first address, the second user is authenticated using the second

address, etc. The Connection Broker circles back to the first address in the list after all

addresses have been used.

 Sequential / Failover: The Connection Broker continues to use the first address in the list

until that address can no longer be reached.

f. Click on the Encrypt connection to authentication server using SSL (LDAPS) checkbox if you

need a secure connection to the authentication server. The port number automatically

changes to 636. Re-edit the Port edit field if you are not using port 636 for secure connections.

8. In the Search Settings section, shown in the following figure, enter the username and password for

an administrator account that has read rights to the user records.

9. The User Login Search section defines where and how the Connection Broker looks for a user in the

Active Directory tree.

a. In the Sub-tree: Starting point for user search field, enter the fully qualified path in LDAP

format to the top point on the authentication server tree you want the Connection Broker to

search for users.

b. From the Match Login name against this field drop-down menu, enter the attribute that the

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