2V0-62.23 · Question #31
Which four of the following are needed when integrating Workspace ONE Access with Active Directory using LDAP? (Choose four.)
The correct answer is A. Bind User DNB B. Base DN D. Server Host and Port E. Bind User Password. When configuring Workspace ONE Access to connect to Active Directory via LDAP, you must establish a connection and authenticate to the directory: Server Host and Port (D) tells the system where to reach the LDAP server, Bind User DN (A) and Bind User Password (E) are the service
Question
Which four of the following are needed when integrating Workspace ONE Access with Active Directory using LDAP? (Choose four.)
Options
- ABind User DNB
- BBase DN
- CGroup DN
- DServer Host and Port
- EBind User Password
- FBind Type
How the community answered
(27 responses)- A81% (22)
- C11% (3)
- F7% (2)
Explanation
When configuring Workspace ONE Access to connect to Active Directory via LDAP, you must establish a connection and authenticate to the directory: Server Host and Port (D) tells the system where to reach the LDAP server, Bind User DN (A) and Bind User Password (E) are the service account credentials used to authenticate (bind) to the directory, and Base DN (B) defines the starting point in the directory tree for all user/group searches.
Group DN (C) is incorrect because Workspace ONE Access derives group information relative to the Base DN - a separate Group DN field is not a required connection parameter in the standard LDAP integration setup. Bind Type (F) is incorrect because the bind method (Simple bind) is either assumed by default or not a separately configurable required field in the Workspace ONE Access LDAP connector wizard.
Memory tip: Think of it as four things needed to find and enter a building - the address/door (Server Host + Port), ID badge name (Bind User DN), PIN/password (Bind User Password), and which floor to start on (Base DN). Group DN and Bind Type are details handled automatically once you're inside.
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