GET api/2.0/settings/ldap
Returns the current portal LDAP settings.
This method doesn't have any parameters.
GET api/2.0/settings/ldap
Host: yourportal.onlyoffice.com
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
application/json
{
"status": 0,
"response": {
"EnableLdapAuthentication": true,
"StartTls": true,
"Ssl": true,
"SendWelcomeEmail": true,
"Server": "some text",
"UserDN": "some text",
"PortNumber": 1234,
"UserFilter": "some text",
"LoginAttribute": "some text",
"GroupMembership": true,
"GroupDN": "some text",
"UserAttribute": "some text",
"GroupAttribute": "some text",
"GroupNameAttribute": "some text",
"Authentication": true,
"Login": "some text",
"Password": "some text",
"AcceptCertificate": true
}
}
text/xml
<result>
<status>0</status>
<response>
<EnableLdapAuthentication>True</EnableLdapAuthentication>
<StartTls>True</StartTls>
<Ssl>True</Ssl>
<SendWelcomeEmail>True</SendWelcomeEmail>
<Server>some text</Server>
<UserDN>some text</UserDN>
<PortNumber>1234</PortNumber>
<UserFilter>some text</UserFilter>
<LoginAttribute>some text</LoginAttribute>
<GroupMembership>True</GroupMembership>
<GroupDN>some text</GroupDN>
<UserAttribute>some text</UserAttribute>
<GroupAttribute>some text</GroupAttribute>
<GroupNameAttribute>some text</GroupNameAttribute>
<Authentication>True</Authentication>
<Login>some text</Login>
<Password>some text</Password>
<AcceptCertificate>True</AcceptCertificate>
</response>
</result>