Yes, it is possible to use LDAPS with a virtual name pointing to your load balancer. First, ensure your LDAP servers are configured to support LDAPS (LDAP over SSL). Next, configure your load balancer to handle LDAPS traffic and point to your backend LDAP servers. Assign a virtual name (DNS alias) to your load balancer and install an SSL certificate that matches the virtual name. Finally, update your LDAP authentication settings to use the virtual name with the LDAPS protocol. This setup will securely route authentication requests through the load balancer to the appropriate LDAP server.