Use this procedure only if you configured LDAP while installing Avaya Analytics™ by using the Avaya_Oceana_Application_Deployment.xlsm spreadsheet. This procedure manually links your LDAP groups to the corresponding Avaya Analytics™ groups with the appropriate user privileges assigned to the respective groups.
Before you begin
You must create three groups on LDAP to add users into for linking them to the respective groups with the appropriate user privileges in Avaya Analytics™.
For example:
Consumer
Basic
Advanced
Note:
You must create supervisors and supervisor groups on or below the search root path. You can store them at a location that is one or more levels below the search root folder. The search root path must include both supervisors and supervisor groups.
Procedure
Log in to the Cluster Control Manager (CCM) console as the customer user.
Switch to being the root user by entering the command su.
To run the Analytics Administration script, use the following command:
ccm release orca analytics
Select Historical Reporting by pressing the corresponding number.
Select the LDAP Configuration option by entering the corresponding number.
Select the Link LDAP to a Group option by entering the corresponding number.
In the Proceed to LDAP groups config field, enter y.
Entering n cancels the operation.
The CCM console displays the options to create a link between the users and groups in the LDAP directory and in Avaya Analytics™.
In the basicLDAPLINK DN field, type the input parameter for linking the Basic group to the LDAP group and press Enter.
For example, CN=Basic,CN=Users,DC=CCQPUNE,DC=AVAYA,DC=COM
In the advancedLDAPLINK DN field, type the input parameter for linking the Advanced group to the LDAP group and press Enter.
For example, CN=Advanced,CN=Users,DC=CCQPUNE,DC=AVAYA,DC=COM
In the consumerLDAPLINK DN field, type the input parameter for linking the Consumer group to the LDAP group and press Enter.
For example, CN=Consumer,CN=Users,DC=CCQPUNE,DC=AVAYA,DC=COM
