Ports Allowlist
On the Proxy Authentication screen of the Web UI, you can add multiple AD servers for retrieving users. The AD servers are added as URLs that contain the IP address/domain name and the listening port number. You can restrict the ports on which the LDAP listens to by maintaining a port allowlist. This ensures that only those ports that are trusted in the organization are mentioned in the URLs.
On the CLI Manager, navigate to Networking > Ports Allowlist to set a list of trusted ports. By default, port 389 is added to the allowlist.
The following figure illustrates the Ports Allowlist screen.
This setting is applicable only to the ports entered in the Proxy Authentication screen of the Web UI.
Viewing list of allowed ports
You can view the list of ports that are specified in the allowlist.
On the CLI Manager, navigate to Networking > Ports Allowlist.
Enter the root credentials.
Select List allowed ports.
The list of allowed ports appears.
Adding ports to the allowlist
Ensure that multiple port numbers are comma-delimited and do not contain space between them.
On the CLI Manager, navigate to Networking > Ports Allowlist.
Enter the root credentials.
Select Add Ports.
Enter the required ports and select OK.
A confirmation message appears.