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
LDAP settings
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", "GroupFilter": "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> <GroupFilter>some text</GroupFilter> <GroupAttribute>some text</GroupAttribute> <GroupNameAttribute>some text</GroupNameAttribute> <Authentication>True</Authentication> <Login>some text</Login> <Password>some text</Password> <AcceptCertificate>True</AcceptCertificate> </response> </result>