LDAP setting for CQ

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Steps for Setting CQ to use LDAP for user authentications:

installutil setauthenticationalgorithm dbset admin_user admin_pass CQ_ONLY
installutil setldapinit dbset admin_user admin_pass "-h ldap_host -p port -d 'DN' -w svc_acct_pass"
installutil setldapsearch dbset admin_user admin_pass "search pattern"
installutil setcqldapmap dbset admin_user admin_pass CQ_fieldName ldap_fieldName

If all are well, then you can validate a given user using:
installutil validateldap dbset admin_user admin_pass testUser user_pass

If all goes well, you can set CQ to use LDAP with:
installutil setauthenticationalgorithm dbset admin_user admin_pass CQ_FIRST

You can set any user to use LDAP or use CQ through user management tool.........

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