LDAP domain name login causes the primary device to fail to log in - ldap

After the ldap domain is established by samba, I can only log in through the ldap domain user, but cannot log in through samba. What language is the cause?
After smaba joins the ldap domain, it cannot log in through the smaba user. It can only log in using the domain name.

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Sync (Federate) users between two Keycloak Servers via LDAP

I have two keycloak servers running on Docker containers locally on my machine. One on port 8080 and the other one on 8888. What I am trying to do is to connect the one with port 8080 to the one with 8888. I want to do that because I want to federate users. This scenario should be a test for a much larger scenario where I want to connect multiple Keycloak servers to one main keycloak servers.
This main keycloak server should be the entry point for all authentication requests. I am currently trying to solve this problem by setting up User Federation on the main keycloak server (Port 8888) using ldap. The following picture shows my configuration:
As you can see, when testing the connection url, it succeeds. However when trying to import users or even when clicking on "Test authentication", it just goes into an endless process which fails with "LDAP Query Failed". I suspect that something is wrong with the credentials (Users DN, Bind DN and Bind Credentials).
I did not found out how keycloak's ldap structure looks like, maybe some of you can help me configure this correctly. The Bind DN I tried is called "remote" (Bind Credentials is same as username), because I thought this must be the default admin account that is created when setting up Keycloak. Because the authentication fails, I suspect that this is not the right way to configure this whole scenario.
I hope I described the problem well and someone of you can help me out on this. Maybe you also have the correct page in the documentation for me to read about that?
Have a great day & Thank you kindly in advance!

CSRF Failure Error Openfire Server Login

I am getting CSRF Failure issue while login OPenfire Admin Panel. While accessing server with IP Address I am able to login OPenfire admin panel. But while accessing the same server with sub domain at login time I am getting "CSRF Failure" error.
Do I need to enable anything in server configuration or domain configuration?
Any help is appreciated.

Configuring LDAP Server for fail over scenario

I want to configure LDAP over SSL. I know how to configure it. I am going to use this LDAP server to authenticate user at time of logging in my web site. But In case if any error/exception that may occur due to LDAP over SSL ( like certificate expired, empty certificate store ), I DONT WANT USER WILL BE PREVENTED TO LOGIN JUST BECAUSE OF MERE SSL exception. What I want to do in that case is to use LDAP WITHOUT SSL. Can I configure one LDAP server to run with and without SSL at different port simultenously? Or I must use two different LDAP server (and so machine) and arrange some fail over mechanism that if one fails than automatically request will be serverd by other server (without SSL)?
Please help me regarding how to address this scenario.
Above description might be not detailed but if you want I can describe more.
Thanks in advance.

Does Cas Server 4.0.0 have LDAP server by itself or not?

I have been working on single sign on CAS system to connect my web apps together using CAS LDAP. But do i have to use open LDAP and configure it with my CAS server or by default CAS servers do have a built in LDAP services? If they do have I'm currently using CAS server 4.0.0 and I'm looking for LDAP configs separated below in commas.
LDAP bind DN, LDAP bind password, Base DN, Username filter attribute, Search attributes.
Does anybody knows the value must be filled for the above CAS LDAP configuration?
There is no built-in LDAP server in CAS.

Active Directory Membership Provider across multiple domains

I have a WCF authentication service that uses active directory membership provider and provides AD login function and we have this working for one domain A. There is another domain B which is behind the firewall and there is a one way trust relationship between domain A and B. Users from domain B can log onto the domain controller of domain A but not vice versa. The WCF service is on Domain A. I tried to authenticate users from domain B using the service and I received the unknown username or bad password error.
I am wondering if anyone know if the active directory membership provider works across multiple domain with one way trust relationship? I have tried changing the LDAP connection string to point to domain A's domain controller but specify the DC parameter to Domain B and set the connectionUser to DomainB\Username but I received the same error. If I have everything pointing to DomainA I receives the same error too. The domain controllers for A and B can see each other. Does anyone know a solution?
(We can't point the LDAP string to domain B as its behind firewalls)
Thanks in advance