LAST_MODIFIED_TIME

Section

STAFFPRO

Initial Value

Units

N/A

Range

0 or 1

Description

By default, when LDAPCONF performs a partial synchronization, it checks the LDAP ModifyTimeStamp attribute to determine whether an entry has been modified since the last update (and so needs to be downloaded to iProcess). However, some LDAP Admin applications modify this attribute when handling user logins and authentication, which means that LDAPCONF cannot use it in this way. You can therefore use the LDAP lastModifiedTime attribute instead, with LDAP servers that require it.

The LAST_MODIFIED_TIME parameter defines which LDAP attribute LDAPCONF should check when performing a partial synchronization:

• 0 means that LDAPCONF checks the LDAP ModifyTimeStamp attribute to determine whether an entry has been modified since the last update.

• 1 means that LDAPCONF checks the LDAP lastModifiedTime attribute to determine whether an entry has been modified since the last update.

Note: This parameter is not present by default. You must add it if required. If this parameter is not present, the system defaults to using the LDAP ModifyTimeStamp attribute (0).

Tuning

N/A

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