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CONFIGURE THE LDAP
To enable authorization checking for file searches in SAP NetWeaver Enterprise Search, you must configure the domains where the file servers or Web servers are located and define attribute mapping for the SAP logon user.
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Requirements
File share access is handled with Microsoft Active Directory.
SAP user names are known to the connected directory.
The LDAP servers that you want to connect must have been configured before using transaction LDAP, see activity in IMG node User Management.
Standard settings
Recommendation
Activities
Choose the button New Entries (F5).
In the Domain field, enter the domain in which your file servers are located.
If you have more than one domain, you must work through the steps for each domain.
In the LDAP server field, select a server from the list of LDAP servers that you have configured in transaction LDAP before.
In the Attr. SAP user field, enter the LDAP attribute that stores the SAP user name in the directory.
If LDAP access is slow, you should check whether the user specified in the Attr. SAP user field is supported by an index in the directory. As a preliminary solution, you can define an index-supported directory attribute in the Attr. fast field, for example, sAMAccountName.
In the All Levels Below field, specify the search depth to use when searching for an entry in LDAP. For more information see the F1 help.
Repeat the above listed steps if you run multiple LDAP servers per domain.
Hierarchy 
SAP_BASIS (Software Component) SAP Basis Component
BC-EIM-ESH (Application Component) NetWeaver Enterprise Search
S_ESH_CUSTOMIZING (Package) Customizing
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