4 results about "Lightweight Directory Access Protocol" patented technology

The invention provides a digital certificate issuing method, a related device and a computer storage medium, and the method comprises the steps: carrying out the signature of protocol body data containing a digital certificate based on a site certificate and a quantum key after the digital certificate is issued in a digital certificate authentication system, and generating a certificate issuing protocol, after the certificate issuing system receives the certificate issuing protocol, the site certificate and the quantum key pair are adopted for verification, after verification is passed, the digital certificate is issued to the light directory access protocol, and compared with the prior art, the quantum attack resistance of the certificate issuing system is effectively improved, and safety and effectiveness of digital certificate issuing are guaranteed.

Embodiments of the present application disclose a lightweight directory access protocol connection configuration method and device, electronic equipment and a computer readable storage medium, which can realize hot update of LDAP connection configuration and improve operation and maintenance efficiency. The method comprises the following steps: obtaining LDAP connection configuration parameters and an LDAP template instance; creating an LDAP context source instance, and filling the LDAP connection configuration parameters in the LDAP context source instance to obtain an LDAP context source instance filled with parameters; injecting the LDAP context source instance filled with parameters into the LDAP template instance to replace an existing LDAP connection source with a target LDAP connection source, the target LDAP connection source being a connection source obtained according to the LDAP connection configuration parameters; and performing an initialization operation on the LDAP template instance with the replaced connection source to make the target LDAP connection source effective.

The invention discloses a Keyblock-based portal and subsystem authority linkage control method for integrating an LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol), belongs to the technical field of identity authentication and authority management, and aims to solve the technical problem of how to realize authority management of user data unification, portal centralized authority control, subsystem authority flexibility, change real-time synchronization and operation traceability. In order to overcome the defects of user data dispersion, poor authority linkage and insufficient subsystem authority flexibility in the prior art, the technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows: the method comprises the following steps of: centrally storing total user data of an enterprise by deploying an LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) server, and realizing user data synchronization and authentication authorization by configuring a Keycloak server; the portal system synchronizes user data of LDAP and Keyblock through a timed task, a development subsystem management module and a user management module realize permission batch management, and a permission change notification is pushed based on an MQTT mechanism; and the subsystem is in butt joint with the Key block to complete authentication, receives the notification through the MQTT and updates the local user permission in real time.

The disclosed technology relates to methods and systems of modifying lightweight directory access protocol (LDAP) to enable association of requests for LDAP operation with corresponding LDAP clients that initiated the requests for LDAP operations by utilizing a unique identifier associated with the corresponding LDAP clients. Upon receiving a request for an LDAP operation, wherein the request includes a unique identifier corresponding to the LDAP client that sent the request, an LDAP server can be configured to associate the LDAP operation with the LDAP client based on comparing the unique identifier with one or more unique identifiers corresponding to multiple LDAP clients.