text: If you use LDAP, consider the following scenarios: 
  
  (cid:2) The LDAP server runs on another system and it connects to Content Manager OnDemand 
  through TCP/IP. 
  
  In this scenario, a time delay occurs between when the verification request is issued by 
  Content Manager OnDemand and the result is returned to Content Manager OnDemand. 
  The length of this time depends on the Internet Protocol network connection, the response 
  time of the LDAP server, and the current LDAP workload. 
  
  (cid:2) Users with admin-level security bypass LDAP. 
  
  You can compare an admin user’s response time to a production user’s response time to 
  determine the LDAP impact. 
  
  (cid:2) The LDAP server or the connection to the LDAP server fails. 
  
  When this scenario happens, users cannot log in to Content Manager OnDemand, except 
  for users with admin-level security. 
  
  **Login Processing (case sensitivity)**
  With this parameter, you can specify whether user IDs and passwords are case-sensitive. By 
  default, user IDs and passwords are case-*insensitive*. When you add a user, Content 
  Manager OnDemand converts lowercase letters in the user ID to uppercase letters. 
  
  A person can type letters in a user ID in uppercase, lowercase, or mixed case letters. For 
  example, if you add the user LaGuarde, a person can enter LAGUARDE, laguarde, or 
  LaGuarde to log on to the server. 