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# View authentication authority information

Unisphere supports the authentication of users and groups.

## Steps

1. Select to open the Settings panel.
2. Select Users and Groups > Authentication
3. Hover over an authentication type and click .

   The authentication authority information is displayed.

   For Local Directory, the following is displayed:
   - Indication of the status of the authentication (enabled or disabled).
   For Windows OS/AD, the following is displayed:
   - Indication of the status of the authentication (enabled or disabled).
   For LDAP-SSL, the following is displayed when LDAP is enabled:
   - Port—Port number of the LDAP service. Typically, this value is 389 for LDAP and 636 for LDAPS.
   - Server—Hostname or IP address of the LDAP server used for authentication.
   - Port—Port number of the LDAP service. Typically, this value is 389 for LDAP and 636 for LDAPS.
   - Bind DN—Distinguished name (DN) of the privileged account used to perform operations, such as searching users and groups, on the LDAP directory.
   - User Search Path—Distinguished name of the node at which to begin user searches.
   - User Object Class—Object class identifying users in the LDAP hierarchy.
   - User ID Attribute—Attribute identifying the user login ID within the object.
   - Group Search Path—Distinguished name of the node at which to begin group searches.
   - Group Object Class—Object class identifying groups in the LDAP hierarchy.
   - Group Name Attribute—Attribute identifying the group name.
   - Group Member Attribute—Attribute indicating group membership for a user within the group object.
   - Limit Authentication to Group—Name of authenticated LDAP group.
   For RSA SecurID, the following is displayed when RSA SecurID is enabled:
   - RSA Securid status—Enabled or Disabled
   - Server—Hostname or IP address of the RSA SecurID server used for authentication
   - Port—Port number
   - Client ID —Client identity