I'm using Apache Directory Ldap with openLDAP 2.5.12.
I want to set a attribue like AD userAccountControl UF ACCT DISABLED value, which means it can show the user is available or not.
At frist, I got informations that can add Object passwordPolicy in the right schema.However,there isn't the ppolicy.schema in /etc/ldap/schema and I can't to add the ppolicy.schema with the SFTP error.
I am wonder how can I do?
Or there are some objects with some attribute can replace?
Thank you SO much!
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I try to get information from users on a new openldap server,
I want to get the current count of login attempt,
but the only thing I get from the internet is an attribute named 'badPwdCount' but it's only for Microsoft AD.
If anybody know it, please tell m, or if is there a good documentation about the hidden attributs that we can't get with a simple '*'.
You need to install and configure the ppolicy overlay, and then query the operational attribute pwdFailureTime. The number of values of this attribute is the count of the most recent login failures. When the user logs in successfully it is cleared.
I have specified the LDAP filter option as uid=${username} to get the username. I also need to get other attributes such as organization, telephone no, email etc.. I have only one LDAP store configured in my system. I know all the configuration steps to acheive it. I am struck with the LDAP filter to get those attributes. That's where I am getting error.
for eg, in order to get organization, I should give something like o=${SOMETHING}
How to provide the filter?
Please let me know.
Thanks,
Aswini J
I'm assuming you have already specified in the Assertion Mapping screen that you wish to "Retrieve Additional Attributes" and that you then added your existing LDAP Data Store.
The filter is simply used to locate a single user's record that you wish to return the associated attributes from. In the previous Admin screen (LDAP Directory Search) is where you specify the user attributes you wish to return. You simply specify your LDAP Base DN and then select the attributes from the drop-down list. You can find more information in the Admin Guide -
http://documentation.pingidentity.com/display/PF73/Configuring+an+LDAP+Directory+Search#ConfiguringanLDAPDirectorySearch-2232188
After choosing the attributes, you then get to setup your LDAP Filter where something as simple as "uid=${username}" will usually suffice. It really depends on what user identifier is coming in from your IDP Adapter and how specify that lookup needs to be. If you're using the HTMLForm Adapter, then chances are your users are entering their LDAP userID values.
I have SugarCRM running and able to log in and out using the super admin account. I created a new user with type Regular User and defined it password because I unchecked the auto generation of password.
Even if I change the password through the database I cannot log in. But, if I changed the the type to Administrator that user can now login. Why is that? I want it to be a Regular User only.
Regards,
Ronel
In version 6.5.x I have found that there is a problem with password rules. Perhaps this is the case. Go to config.php and look at passwordsetting array. There is a minpwdlenght and a oneupper. Change 'oneuppper' to 'false' and match minpwdlenght to the lenght you want.
This solved my issue.
Is it possible to access an ADAM instance with CA JXplorer?
I have an ADAM up and running, it could be accessed by ADAM ADSI Edit with my own Windows account and password.
JXplorer, on the other hand, uses UserDN for authentication. What should be my UserDN then?
Thanks a lot in advance!
You should be able to specify your userDN as:
username#yourdomain.org
Where "yourdomain.org" is the fully qualified domain name of the Active Directory domain that your user account lives in.
(I should add that this is an AD specific thing - no such equivalent exists for OpenLDAP).
Yes
you create user object by the user object class.
Set password the new user(use ADSI Editor).
Use userid : full DN of user
Try it.
I know this is an old question. But I just ran into the same issue today. Here is what I ended up doing.
In Windows ADSI, I opened the instance's configuration.
Double clicked - CN=Directory Service,CN=Windows NT,CN=Services,CN=Configuration
Then changed msds-other-settings attribute to ADAMAllowADAMSecurityPrincipalsInConfigPartition=1
Then created a user object in the cn=Roles. Reset the user's password. Then copied the user's DN (e.g. CN=tuser1,CN=Roles,CN=Configuration,CN={752D29BC-24E4-45E1-AE1E-855A812848DD} )
added it to msds-memberOfTransitive attribute of cn=Administrators.
Now I can connect to it with jXplorer where I use CN=tuser1,CN=Roles,CN=Configuration,CN={752D29BC-24E4-45E1-AE1E-855A812848DD} and password for my User DN/Password for username+password connection.
I haven't been able to create new users/password or organizations with jxplorer, but at least I can see the most common attributes of the existing users and orgs.
I have developed a screen for admin username and password,how will I display the username and domain automatically in the place of admin name label.Please help me out.. I would like to know whether I should write any custom action for this.
You can access them directly as [%USERNAME] and [%USERDOMAIN] since both are environment variables.