- Configure the following parameters. Available selections are in brackets, and default selections are in parentheses.
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Select the protocol [LDAP, LDAPS, RADIUS]:
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LDAP
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Select the challenge mode [LP, PLP, SFA]:
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Enter the server mode of the Universal Proxy.
For more information on server modes, see Server Modes.
- Configure the LDAP server setup.
- LastPass MFA Authentication [LP]
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Enter the name of your company:
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The company name that appears in the end users MFA application when they receive a push notification from your system.
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Enter the CLS integration key:
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The LastPass CLS integration key that you retrieved from the LastPass
new Admin Console. For more information, see
Find the integration key.
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Enter the CLS integration secret:
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The LastPass CLS integration secret that you retrieved from the LastPass
new Admin Console.
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Enter the preferred method of default authentication [push, call] (push):
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The default authentication factor. The default factor is push.
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Enter the distinguished name of the LDAP admin user:
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The distinguished name of the LDAP administrator, in the following format:
CN=admin,CN=Users,DC=example,DC=com.
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Enter the Admin password:
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The password of the LDAP administrator.
- LastPass MFA or password authentication [PLP]
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Enter the name of your company:
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The company name that appears in the end users MFA application when they receive a push notification from your system.
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Enter the CLS integration key:
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The LastPass CLS integration key that you retrieved from the LastPass
new Admin Console. For more information, see
Find the integration key.
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Enter the CLS integration secret:
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The LastPass CLS integration secret that you retrieved from the LastPass
new Admin Console.
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Enter the LDAP server IP address:
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The IP address or a DNS name of your Active Directory server.
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Enter the LDAP server port (389):
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This is the port on which the Active Directory listens to for incoming requests.
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Enter the distinguished name of the LDAP admin user:
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The distinguished name of the LDAP administrator, in the following format:
CN=admin,CN=Users,DC=example,DC=com.
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Enter the Admin password:
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The password of the LDAP administrator.
- Both LastPass MFA and password authentication [SFA]
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Enter the name of your company:
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The company name that appears in the end users MFA application when they receive a push notification from your system.
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Enter the CLS integration key:
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The LastPass CLS integration key that you retrieved from the LastPass
new Admin Console. For more information, see
Find the integration key.
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Enter the CLS integration secret:
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The LastPass CLS integration secret that you retrieved from the LastPass
new Admin Console.
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Enter the preferred method of default authentication [push, call] (push):
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The default authentication factor. The default factor is push.
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Enter the LDAP server IP address:
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The IP address or a DNS name of your Active Directory server.
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Enter the LDAP server port (389):
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This is the port on which the Active Directory listens to for incoming requests.
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Enter the distinguished name of the LDAP admin user:
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The distinguished name for the LDAP administrator, in the following format:
CN=admin,CN=Users,DC=example,DC=com.
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Enter the Admin password:
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The password of the LDAP administrator.
- Once configured, run the docker image in a container for LastPass Universal Proxy v5.x by executing the following command in the terminal:
docker run --name=<friendlyname> -v <nameofthevolume>:/usr/local/universalproxy/volume -p <portofthecontainer>:389 -dit -e TZ=UTC <dockerimagerepository>:<dockerimagetag>
Command example:
docker run --name=universalproxy -v universalproxy:/usr/local/universalproxy/volume -p 389:389 -dit -e TZ=UTC lastpass/universalproxy:5.0.0
Results:
LastPass Universal Proxy v5.x is now configured.
