1. From the Server Manager Dashboard click Add roles and features.On the Add Roles and Features Wizard, read the Before you begin information and click Next.
2. On the Select Installation Type step, select the Role-based or feature-based installationoption
and click Next.
and click Next.
3. On the Select Destination Server step, enable the Select a server from the server pooloption,
select your server, and click Next.
select your server, and click Next.
4. On the Select Server Roles step, select the Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services
option and click Next.
On the Add Roles and Features Wizard notice, click Add Features to install roles, services, and
features that are needed by Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services.
option and click Next.
On the Add Roles and Features Wizard notice, click Add Features to install roles, services, and
features that are needed by Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services.
5. On the Select Features step, enable the .NET Framework 3.5 Features option (if it is not already
installed, then leave it as it is). Active Directory 2012 requires .NET Framework 3.5 be installed.
Click Next.
installed, then leave it as it is). Active Directory 2012 requires .NET Framework 3.5 be installed.
Click Next.
6. On the Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services step, click Next.
7. On the Confirm Installation Selections step, review your selections, and click Install
8. Wait for successful completion of the installation. Do not close the wizard. On successful completion,
click the Run the Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services Setup Wizard.
click the Run the Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services Setup Wizard.
9. Above step will open Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services Setup Wizard.
10. Select A unique instance, and then click Next.
11. Enter a name for your instance, for example "LdaptestApp," and then click Next.
12. Verify the port numbers for LDAP connections, and then click Next.
13. Choose Yes, create an application directory partition, and then enter a unique partition name
by using X.500 path syntax. For example: "CN=LadaptestApp, DC=Ldaptest, DC=local". When
you have finished entering your partition name, click Next.
by using X.500 path syntax. For example: "CN=LadaptestApp, DC=Ldaptest, DC=local". When
you have finished entering your partition name, click Next.
14. Verify the paths to the AD LDS files for this instance, and then click Next.
15. Choose an account for your service account. (Note: I chose to use the network service account.)
Once you have chosen an account, click Next.
Once you have chosen an account, click Next.
16. Choose an account as your AD LDS administrator. (Note: In my situation I chose the current user
account, Administrator) Once you have chosen an account, click Next.
account, Administrator) Once you have chosen an account, click Next.
17. Choose one of the following LDIF files to import; these will be used to create user accounts.
- MS-User.LDF
18. Verify your installation options, and then click Next.
19. The wizard will begin to install the requisite files and create your instance; this may take several
minutes to complete. When the wizard has completed, click Finish.
minutes to complete. When the wizard has completed, click Finish.
Testing the LDAP Connection:
1. Here I used JXPlorer for testing the AD LDS Connection. Enter proper details for testing the connection.
2. Once Connection established successfully, Tree will display with all the information.
I am Dhananjaya Naidu and I’m just like you; a java lover. I feel proud to say that I am a Java Developer and currently located in Bangalore, India. I enjoy coding in full Java/J2ee stack (Spring, JSF, Hibernate, Struts, Servlets, JSP) and Web Technologies.
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