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1) From a desktop / laptop computer connect to the server using putty (http://www.putty.org).
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    Username: (contact us)
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    Password: (contact us)
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* [[VALT 6 - LDAP Configuration | VALT 6]]
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* [[VALT 6 - LDAPS Configuration | VALT 6 LDAPS]]
 
* [[VALT 5 - LDAP Configuration | VALT 5]]
2) From command line type "sudo nano /var/www/v3/app/config/parameters.yml"
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3) Scroll down and edit the line behind ldap_server: to point to the proper authentication server as shown below.
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4) Hit Ctrl + X to exit press Y then Enter to save changes
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5) From Putty type “cd /var/www/v3” hit Enter then type “sudo sh assets.sh” and press Enter again.

Latest revision as of 20:08, 8 April 2025

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