I have developed Quarkus Application.
I'm trying to authenticate the endpoint of Rest call via LDAP server.
Requirement is like, if user want to access the end point before that it authenticate the user that user belongs to Organization via Active Directory. if he belongs and got success then it should Authorize for the user.
Can any one help on this ? How to do authenticate in Quarkus Application in Java.
I already go through the https://quarkus.io/guides/security-ldap.
I also tried with configuration but getting the below error while binding or establishing the connection with LDAP server.
Can anyone please suggest me how to resolve this?
for error details pls see this image.
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have you read the security guides ?
see for example:
https://quarkus.io/guides/security-ldap
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I would like to implement Password Credentials flow in ASP Net Core. The idea is we created a service account (user#{tenant}.onmicrosoft.com) with Global Administrator role where this will read information on users behalf.
I also created app in app registration page and resource owner user flow as mentioned here.
By following the instructions in this document to test my created ROPC, I encountered the error as shown in the screenshot below.
The application is created in the Azure AD B2C -> App Registrations and I don't know why my ROPC is not working.
I really appreciate your response. Thank you.
Make sure you have registered the application as mentioned in the document and the account type should be "Accounts in any organizational directory or any identity provider. For authenticating users with Azure AD B2C.".
For Testing Use the below Url and check the screenshot on how to pass the parameters
https://<tenant-name>.b2clogin.com/<tenant-name>.onmicrosoft.com/B2C_1_ROPC_Auth/oauth2/v2.0/token
I'm Following This Tutorial On Alfresco's Platforme and I'm Stuck at this point
You would typically connect to the remote authentication mechanism
to verify username/pwd...
this link to the tuto : Authentication
This means you will authenticate your user from external sources like external database or from any other external rest api call which will give you response and based on that response you need to decide whether user is authenticated or not, if authenticated pass true else false.
The existing ldap is only used for authentication. For the application that I created, for example authentication is successful then the user will be able to enter into the system. If not successful then the error message will appear.
How do I set up my own ldap in laravel. with postman and token?
If you can, avoid using LDAP :)
Having said that, try this small tutorial:
laravel-simple-ldap-auth
You will have to ask your IT administrator for the real connection data of your production LDAP server.
I need to get the corporate name this is the basic thing. But my problem is i need to get them through WEB API. I have tried impersonate set to true in web config enabled Windows authentication also. I can get the details locally when i run postman, but the same when i try to access after deploying in server it shows the following things:
1) Corporate domain name returns empty
2) Access denied (when anonymous is set to disable mode)
I am confused whether this can be done without having a windows authentication prompt box. If yes have i missed something while configuring IIS?
Thanks everyone in advance :)
This is way too late to answer this but SSO is what i need and i have come across Ping Identity.
So using SSO i can get the details of the user who are logged in.
PingIdentity - SSO
I have set up OpenDS and installed the DSML service in Tomcat.
I can verify that the setup works correctly. However, I cannot authenticate to make changes using the DSML service.
In soapUI, I have prepared a request. I have put the principal and password in the HTTP basic authentication properties of the request.
However, when executing the call, I get the following error message in the response from the service:
The entry o=TestOrgUnit,dc=example,dc=com cannot be added due to insufficient access rights
What is the correct way of specifying the credentials otherwise? Is it something that must be done in the SOAP request message?
This should work as long as the principal is in the form of a DN (of an existing user).
The server should also have access controls setup to allow that users to Add entries.
Insufficient access rights seems to indicate that either the LDAP connection was not authenticated, or the ACI do not allow that user to add to the OpenDS directory.
You might want to check OpenDJ DSML gateway as it offers more capabilities that OpenDS with regards to authentication (including support for LDAPS). The trunk or OpenDJ 2.5.0-Xpress1 have that support.
Kind regards,
Ludovic Poitou
ForgeRock - Product Manager for OpenDJ. http://opendj.forgerock.org/