In the JIRA Administrator's documentation, I noticed the following line:
Ensure that this is an administrator user for the LDAP engine. For example, in Active Directory the user will need to be a member of the built-in Administrators group.
Why would the LDAP user need to even have write access, let alone be an Administrator?
I'm using ActiveDirectory, and to get a user with that level of permissions will be difficult.
You do not need this unless you want to write back to AD. Normally, not the recommended approach.
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