Which file is configured for LDAP synchronization with an external directory?

The file associated with LDAP synchronization with an external directory is typically the one that directly contains parameters for database connections and settings relevant to directory services. In this case, the dbparm.ini file serves this purpose by storing configuration settings required for establishing connectivity and properly synchronizing user information with an LDAP directory.

This configuration includes details such as server addresses, authentication credentials, and options specific to the interaction with the external directory, ensuring that the CyberArk system can effectively communicate and synchronize user accounts as needed. The use of a dedicated file like dbparm.ini allows for structured management of these parameters, making it easier to update or modify settings when necessary without interfering with other configurations.

Other files mentioned serve different purposes. For example, ldap.ini specifically handles configurations related to LDAP settings, including parameters like LDAP server addresses, but may not encompass broader database interaction specifics. Config.xml generally contains general application configurations rather than specific LDAP synchronization details, and directory.cfg may handle aspects of directory management without specifically focusing on LDAP synchronization tasks.