Caching LDAP Auth ?

augusto.ferronato · 2012-02-02 21:02:58

Hi,
I have a doubt, it's possible to implement something like this.

When an AD it's off, and the usar cannot log in, he store a cache (password) for 1/2 days (configurable)? Or when it cannot contact the AD, you set to use the GLPI Database (an password set automatically, generated by system and send a e-mail to user?)

It's just ideas, because today i have my AD off, and i have 140 users autenticated on this

Thanks for you support.

Regards,

ddurieux · 2012-02-02 21:04:52

It's why exist Active Directory secondary with replication of AD

remi · 2012-02-03 07:39:26

Yes, and you can declare, in LDAP configuration, some directory replicates which will be use when primary is offline.

augusto.ferronato · 2012-02-03 19:22:15

Yes, i know that have a replication of AD, the problem is, a small company, normally have only 1, and in my case, the company have a single storage for boths AD, and the storage crash, the boths AD is offline, it's just a idea, hehehehe

thanks for your answers

regards,

makeijan · 2012-02-04 18:43:19

If our AD were down, my main concern wouldn't be about login into GLPI... :-)

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