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Hi All, Sorry for discussing the same problem in a different thread but i had to do this as im really stuck and going nowhere.
Im using glpi 0.68.3
My configuration is as following
LDAP configuration
LDAP Host: ldap://dc.test.com
LDAP Port: 389
Basedn: DC=test,DC=com
rootdn: CN=glpiadmin,CN=Users,DC=test,DC=com
pass: ***********
Connection Filter: (&(objectClass=user)(objectCategory=person))
Login Field: samaccountname
Use TLS: no
Belonging to groups
Search type: In Users
User attribute containing its groups:
Filter to search in groups:
Group attribute containing its users:
GLPI/LDAP Links
Surname: sn
Firstname: givenname
Location: physicaldeliveryofficename
E-Mail: mail
Phone: telephonenumber
Phone 2:
Mobile:
when i try to log on to GLPI using an AD user i get,
Can't Contact LDAP SERVER
Can't Contact LDAP SERVER
Can't Contact LDAP SERVER
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Loging Again
I have tried the LDAP browser and its working fine with the same settings.
I Also tried to sniff the packets on the network, but i cant see any packet leaving my glpi server with dest port 389 ( default LDAP .
HELP NEEDED URGENTLY
Thanks,
Akshay
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DC is the name of the server running AD,
test.com is my domain information.
thats y i have entered ldap://dc.test.com
is it not correct?? kindly post the correct text that i should enter
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probably : dc.test.com
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ok.. ill try with that as well
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tried it.. but the error was the same
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rootdn: CN=glpiadmin,CN=Users,DC=test,DC=com
is the glpiadmin a user or container if its a user try removing it form the rootdn line
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