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Enabling Secure LDAP for external access

Enabling Secure LDAP for external access

After the Azure AD Domain Service instance has been created, you must enable Secure LDAP to allow external access.

  1. Generate a self-signed certificate with SubjectName as the DNS domain name, making sure that the certificate usage is set correctly.

  2. Below is an example of the PowerShell commands used to create a self-signed certificate.

  3. Export the self-signed certificate MMC console (certificate snap-in) with the private key.

  4. From your newly created Azure AD Domain Service in Microsoft Azure, go to Settings > Secure LDAP.

  5. Enable Secure LDAP and Allow secure LDAP access over the internet, and import the certificate.

Enabling Secure LDAP for external access

Enabling Secure LDAP for external access

After the Azure AD Domain Service instance has been created, you must enable Secure LDAP to allow external access.

  1. Generate a self-signed certificate with SubjectName as the DNS domain name, making sure that the certificate usage is set correctly.

  2. Below is an example of the PowerShell commands used to create a self-signed certificate.

  3. Export the self-signed certificate MMC console (certificate snap-in) with the private key.

  4. From your newly created Azure AD Domain Service in Microsoft Azure, go to Settings > Secure LDAP.

  5. Enable Secure LDAP and Allow secure LDAP access over the internet, and import the certificate.