I am currently setting up a dev environment which is an exact copy of our prod environment. The problem is when I try to authenticate a user by using CFLDAP tag in the dev environment, it won't let me authenticate the user without prefixing the username with the domain name while in the prod environment we don't have to prefix the username with the domain name. See example code below:
Details:
Windows 2000 Web Server
ColdFusion 5
Authenticating to a Windows 2003 Active Directory environment
Any help is greatly appreciated.
I have found when using CFLDAP, that using NT style logins for the username will inevitably cause problems and inconsistencies. You are really much better off using the distinguishedName attribute (DN) for a given user:
CN=User,OU=Users,DC=domain,DC=com
Of course your DN will likely be different - but hopefully that illustrates the point.
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I want to use Odoo module name: Authentication via LDAP (by Odoo SA) to authenticate our user from Active Directory (Server 2003).
On my testing server, everything working smoothly, but not on my production server (I had make sure all settings are the same), this error alway report in server log, although username and password are correct.
I can not find out why, but when I check the information of LDAP module, I saw a little bit difference:
I also tried re-install but nothing change. Any help would be much appreciated.
This is the correct setting working with Odoo v9, I change the port form 389 to 3268
I'm trying to configure LDAP authentication for teamcity but can't get it to work. I already configured some other services on this server to authenticate using LDAP and had no problems (so it's not fault of the DC).
Following describes my config file:
java.naming.provider.url=ldap://192.168.0.123:389/DC=server,DC=example,DC=com
java.naming.security.principal=ldap-user
java.naming.security.credentials=jE&4i.%$lpDr3#?
java.naming.security.authentication=simple
teamcity.users.login.filter=(&(sAMAccountName=$capturedLogin$)(memberOf=CN=Group1,CN=Users,DC=server,DC=example,DC=com))
teamcity.users.username=sAMAccountName
teamcity.auth.loginFilter=[^/\\\\#]+
teamcity.options.users.synchronize=false
teamcity.options.groups.synchronize=false
When I set authentication to 'none' it works (but I can't restrict access to a specific group). I also tried using the full user name (incl. domain; i.e. DOMAIN\ldap-user) and also tried to use full DN instead, but it didn't change anything.
In log i see that the ldap server returns error code 49, which means that the binding failed. Like mentioned before I already configured other services on this server to authenticate with the same ldap server and the same binding user and had no problems.
Does anybody know how to solve this issue?
Thanks in advance!
This is my configuration and It working fine. The synchronization is allowed so information like email and name there are no available but enable the login with NT Id and Credentials
java.naming.provider.url=ldap://amer.xxxx.com:389/DC=amer,DC=xxxx,DC=com
java.naming.security.principal=CN=SRVAMR-xxx,OU=CMAPPS,OU=Service,OU=Accounts,DC=amer,DC=xxxx,DC=com
java.naming.security.credentials=Pf867955
teamcity.users.login.filter=(&(sAMAccountName=$capturedLogin$)(memberOf=CN=AMR-GENOME-L,OU=GMA,OU=Security,OU=Groups,DC=amer,DC=xxxx,DC=com))teamcity.users.username=sAMAccountName
I Hope help you
The problem is as follows:
- I've got users defined on server A (domain controller),
- I've got SharePoint Farm installation on server B (fresh install)
After installation i have started the Profile Synchronization process, so i've got all the required users in sync. After i created a site i've assigned USER1 as its administrator / owner.
As i understand the USER1 user should have access to:
- site settings / permissions
- site content
Unfortunately i stuck with the situation where user can login on his my-domain\USER1 account, and he can access MOST of the pages. The rest:
example.net/ (http://example.net/default.aspx IS accessible)
example.net/test/ (http://example.net/test/SitePages/Home.aspx IS accessible)
example.net/test/SitePages/
causes re-authentication.
It is really easy to solve by adding users / group defined in PDC to local WSS_WPG group, but i don;t think this is the solution.
I will really appreciate your help !
The problem was in AD configuration.
Domain Users must have Bypass Traverse Checking enabled to avoid that issue.
For more information you can check following links:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc787794%28v=ws.10%29.aspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc739389%28v=ws.10%29.aspx
www.windowsitpro.com/article/performance/how-to-use-the-bypass-traverse-checking-user-right
I am using ldap for user authentication as mentioned in this link.
http://www-archive.mozilla.org/directory/csdk-docs/writing.htm
Here I am getting "Operations error" while ldap_search_ext_s call. Can anyone tell me what changes I need to do in order to get the user information from Active Directory.
Note : I don't want to enter the dc name and password while binding. Since machines will be running under normal users account (domain users) which do not have admin credentials in domain.Please let me know how to do binding in this case also.
My machine details :
Mac Lion, 64 Bit.
I am trying to connect to Windows Active Directory.
Thanks,
Tausif.
You need to bind with a valid username and password when connecting to a Windows Active Directory server in most cases.
When you're performing your ldap_simple_bind_s(), the two NULL parameters need to be replaced - the first with the DN of the user that is performing the bind, the second with the password for that DN.
There's more link detail in this answer
I have an asp.net application directory, and I want to use anonymous authentication in the Directory Sercurity tab.
If I use the pre-Windows 2000 style DOMAIN\USERNAME for the username, everything is fine.
If I use the AD-style (UPN) usename#domain.local, then I get a 401.1 failed login.
I've tried a number of variations, but can't get it to work. If I select the user from the Browse box, the AD name comes up in the box, but the pre-Windows 2000 name is filled-in. Likewise for SQL Server 2005.
It seems that the UPN isn't 'real', is this right? Given that it's not required and doesn't have to be unique; it seems very odd.
Am I correct, in that this is not supported? Would IIS 7 make any difference?
I wish to do this, because the limit of 20 characters for the pre-Windows 2000 username is insufficient for the role-based security I wish to apply for different webservices (the application directories) coming off this website.
UPN suffixes should work, althouh there is a bug which occurs when there is a service pack difference between the IIS box and the domain controller. There is a patch for it. This link discusses the issue in detail.
Are you sure it's domain.local and not domain.com. If the domain\username is working, then username#domain.com should work.
Update 1:
I have tried it on Windows 2003 sp 2. In the login "directory security" I have checked the enable anonymous access check box ( and only this box ) and put ausername#mydomain.com and the ausername password. The site is plain asp.net without sql backend.
Are you able to login to the server with the usename#domain.local ?
Can you test this on different domain? It may be some wired dns resolution problem.
Update 0:
I tested it on iis 6 and the username#domain.com combination works fine on my machine.
About the "realnes" of the names. No name is "real" the actual account is just a GUID. The names are just for convenience.