Contents

• Testing Your Configuration
• Testing Your Configuration Using the UCS Manager CLI
• Testing Your Configuration Using the UCS Manager GUI

Testing Your Configuration

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• Testing Your Configuration Using the UCS Manager CLI
• Testing Your Configuration Using the UCS Manager GUI

UCS-A# connect nxos
UCS-A (nxos) # test aaa server ldap 10.29.96.77 sampleaaa password
user has been authenticated
Attributes downloaded from remote server:
User Groups:
     CN=ucsadmin,OU=CiscoUCS,DC=sampledesign,DC=com
Roles:
	    admin

Contents

• Testing Your Configuration
• Testing Your Configuration Using the UCS Manager CLI
• Testing Your Configuration Using the UCS Manager GUI

Testing Your Configuration

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This chapter includes the following sections:

• Testing Your Configuration Using the UCS Manager CLI
• Testing Your Configuration Using the UCS Manager GUI

Testing Your Configuration Using the UCS Manager CLI

Procedure

	Command or Action	Purpose
Step 1	Log into the Cisco UCS Manager CLI.
Step 2	UCS-A# connect nxos	Enters NXOS mode.
Step 3	UCS-A (nxos)# test aaa server ldap ip-address username password	Tests the LDAP configuration for any user that you have configured.

The following example tests the LDAP configuration:

UCS-A# connect nxos
UCS-A (nxos) # test aaa server ldap 10.29.96.77 sampleaaa password
user has been authenticated
Attributes downloaded from remote server:
User Groups:
     CN=ucsadmin,OU=CiscoUCS,DC=sampledesign,DC=com
Roles:
	    admin

Testing Your Configuration Using the UCS Manager GUI

Procedure

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Step 1	Launch the Cisco UCS Manager GUI.
Step 2	In the User Name field, type sampleaaa.
Step 3	In the Password field, type your sampleaaa AD password.
Step 4	From the Domain drop-down list, select your LDAP provider and click OK.
Step 5	Navigate to All > User Management > User Services > Remotely Authenticated Users and confirm that your authentication domain and AD username are listed. This value takes the format AuthenticationDomain\ADUserName.

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