Configuring multiple domain support for LPM user portal

  1. Using a text editor, open the <install‑Dir> Lexmark\Solutions\apps\idm\WEB-INF\classes\ idm-production-config.properties file, where <install‑Dir> is the installation folder of LDD.
  2. Configure the following entries: 
    # This section SHOULD always be present
primary.idm.ldap.url=
primary.idm.ldap.base=
primary.idm.ldap.userAttribute=
primary.idm.ldap.userDn=
primary.idm.ldap.password=
primary.idm.ldap.domain=
primary.idm.ldap.custom1attr=
primary.idm.ldap.custom2attr =
primary.idm.ldap.custom3attr =

# Make sure to add and configure the following entries for each domain in your environment with their appropriate values, where <domain> is the short name for the domain
<domain>.idm.ldap.url=
<domain>.idm.ldap.base=
<domain>.idm.ldap.userAttribute=
<domain>.idm.ldap.userDn=
<domain>.idm.ldap.password=
<domain>.idm.ldap.domain=
<domain>.idm.ldap.custom1attr=
<domain>.idm.ldap.custom2attr =
<domain>.idm.ldap.custom3attr =

# These are the common properties
idm.token.expirationInMinutes=60
idm.token.maxTokensToPrune=1000

idm.lddLoadBalancer=
idm.ldd.baseUri=
grails.server.port.http=
grails.server.port.https=
grails.plugins.springsecurity.portMapper.httpPort=
grails.plugins.springsecurity.portMapper.httpsPort=
tomcat.keystorePath =
tomcat.keystorePassword =

idp.client_credentials.1=
idp.client_credentials.2=
  3. Save the file.
  4. Restart the Lexmark Solutions Application Server service.
Note: When the Lexmark Solutions Application Server service is restarted, LDAP configuration resets based on the idm-production-config.properties file. Any changes done on the LDAP configuration using the LPM administrator portal rolls back. This is applicable only to versions earlier than LPM 2.8.