I am using an LDAP configuration that either does not expose or contain a nsUniqueId value for Groups. Many of the standard schema fieldnames have been changed to contain a company prefix. I managed to update the profiles enough to have the user authentication work properly & search for the LDAP groups now. But I am unable to add the LDAP group due to the following error: Caused by: org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: ERROR: null value in column "external_id" violates not-null constraint Detail: Failing row contains (dad4b561-6aaa-4e7c-9887-997ba8142d3f, ADMGROUP, REALM-authz, null, null, o=BASE) I've checked the profiles to see if I could possibly remap the nsUniqueID value for Groups (thinking of using either the gid or dn value), but I do not see how I can have a different value for groups from users. I have seen a similar thread from 3 years ago, but it appeared to have been a different cause. Any advice or suggestions? The main goal I am attempting to achieve is to use an existing LDAP user group to control who has access to the system such that we do not have to add users manually. Thanks, Alan