If you want to configure an LDAPS connection and read out the corresponding information (for example with the JXplorer tool), the LDAPS certificate is required first in order to be able to establish a connection.
Step 1: OpenSSL
Most ArcGIS products (ArcMap, ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Enterprise) are released with a pre-installed Python version. This always includes an OpenSSL.exe
Note: If you are not sure in which bin directory the executable file is located, you can search for it.
Step 2: Connect to LDAPS server
Establish a connection with your LDAPS server
>openssl.exe s_client -showcerts -connect my-ldaps.tld:636
Note: 636 is the LDAPS standard port. This port number may be different in your environments.
Step 3: Save certificate
The command from step 2 will now display a certificate. The certificate part begins with
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
and ends with
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
Copy the certificate part from start to end and save it as a separate file with the name certificate.cer.
Step 4: Import certificate
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