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I've configured GLPI to authenticate with the Active Directory 2003 servers my department runs. I've been over the documentation time and again. Here is the configuration:
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server: ldap://123.234.345.456
port: 389
basedn: CN=servername,OU=Domain Controllers,DC=dept,DC=univ,DC=edu
rootdn: CN=adminuser,CN=Users,DC=dept,DC=univ,DC=edu
password: adminuser-password
login field: samaccountname
usetls: no
ldap aliases: never dereferenced
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all of these values are copied directly out of the LDAP/AD configuration tree.
When I enter a valid userid-
- with the windows domain (domain\userid) the login returns "Unknown User <crlf> unsucccessful authorization in LDAP"
- without the windows domain a (userid) and password login returns "Incorrect username or password"
I do not believe this to be a bug because in 0.72b because I receive the same results using 0.71.3 when trying authenticate against active directory. With the same account, I can authenticate successfully against an IMAP server. I need the AD/LDAP for the additional user information that Exchange does not provide.
Does anyone have a suggestion as to what I may be missing or have configured incorrectly?
I would just like to say I really appreciate all of the assistance I've received in this endeavor. I do not know how much, but my university will be supporting this project financially (assuming I can get the project approved and moved into production.)
Thanks much all,
Secher
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We've been using AD / LDAP with GLPI successfully.
My config is pretty well the same with the exception of the basedn.
Where yours looks like:
basedn: CN=servername,OU=Domain Controllers,DC=dept,DC=univ,DC=edu
rootdn: CN=adminuser,CN=Users,DC=dept,DC=univ,DC=edu
Ours would be:
basedn: DC=dept,DC=univ,DC=edu
rootdn: CN=adminuser,CN=Users,DC=dept,DC=univ,DC=edu
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WOOT! Thanks! Merci! Danke! Kusinem! Gracias! Shea Shea! Djen Kuya! Speceba!
That worked!
I've been doinking at this for hours, and you just helped me fix it! Thank You!
Most Happily,
Secher
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