Account on LDAP Directory Server.

Folks,
I am trying to provision user using 'Anonymous Login' concept on Lighthouse as well as on
Directory Server, i am having IDM 7.1, Directory Server is already configured in my IDM.
Just wanted to know which all WorkFlow / UserForms do i need to customize to achieve this ?
Anticipatring help from folks.
Randhir Singh

Never mind, I found the solution myself - I had to reinitialize the LDAP administrator.

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