LDAP Synchronization Tool Configuration Utility stores its settings in a file named ikldapsyncconfig.xml. By default, this file is located in:
%PROGRAMFILES%\OneSpan\LDAP Synchronization Tool\bin (Windows)
/etc/onespan/ldapsync (Linux)
Profile settings are grouped together under parent elements named <Profile-000>, <Profile-001>, <Profile-002>, and so on. The profile description of each one is defined in the nested <description type="string" data="NameOfProfile">. For more information about profiles, see Profiles.
The following profile settings can only be configured by editing ikldapsyncconfig.xml directly:
Timeout
<ldap-timeout type="unsigned" data="60"/>The time (in seconds) that LDAP Synchronization Tool should wait for an LDAP operation to execute on the server before timing out.
Default value: 60
Net Timeout
<ldap-net-timeout type="unsigned" data="60"/>The time (in seconds) that LDAP Synchronization Tool should keep an idle network connection open before timing out. If a network connection has no incoming traffic within the set time, the network connection will time out.
Default value: 60
Page Size
<ldap-page-size type="unsigned" data="100"/>The number of LDAP records that LDAP Synchronization Tool should attempt to read on each read request.
Default value: 100
Maximum Reconnection Tries
<ldap-max-reconnection-tries type="unsigned" data="5"/>The number of attempts of LDAP Synchronization Tool to reconnect to the LDAP server after an unsuccessful try.
Reconnection Interval
<ldap-reconnection-interval-ms type="unsigned" data="500"/>The time span in milliseconds (ms) LDAP Synchronization Tool should wait for the next LDAP reconnection try.
Number of Searches After Reconnection Tries
<ldap-search-after-reconnect-tries type="unsigned" data="1"/>The number of retries to start a search after successfully reconnecting to LDAP.
This value may be increased if a disconnection occurs between successful reconnection and search (the program will try to reconnect).
If the variable is set to 0, the program will not be able to perform a search again after reconnection!