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influxd-ctl ldap verify

The influxd-ctl ldap verify command attempts to connect to and authenticate with LDAP using the specified credentials and outputs a verbose log.

Usage

influxd-ctl ldap verify [flags] <username> <password>
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Arguments

  • username: Username to authenticate with
  • password: Password to authenticate with

Flags

FlagDescription
-ldap-configLDAP configuration filepath (use - to read from stdin)

If -ldap-config is not provided, the command uses the LDAP configuration stored on the server.

Also see influxd-ctl global flags.

Examples

Verify LDAP authentication using a local configuration

influxd-ctl ldap verify -ldap-config /path/to/ldap-config.toml username passw0rd
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Verify LDAP authentication using the server configuration

influxd-ctl ldap verify username passw0rd
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