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The following table lists possible values for authentication with an LDAP Server:

The value {0} will be substituted with the account name.

Name	Value	Description
LDAP User DN Template	`{0}`	Should work from scratch for Microsoft Active Directory®. For login use `domain\account` or `account@domain` where `account` is the value of the `sAMAccountName` attribute.
	`uid={0},ou=People,dc=sos`	Use with Microsoft Active Directory® and other LDAP Servers. Look up the `sAMAccountName` starting from the indicated hierarchy. This limits access to hierarchy levels. For login use `domain\account` or `account@domain` where `account` is the value of the `sAMAccountName` attribute.
	`cn={0},ou=Users,dc=sos,dc=berlin,dc=com`	Use with Microsoft Active Directory® and other LDAP Servers. The Common Name `cn` attribute value of the account is used. This format requires the Common Name to be unique. For login use `domain\account` or `account@domain` where `account` is the value of the `sAMAccountName` attribute.
	`uid={0},dc=example,dc=com`	Use with Public LDAP Server. For login use

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