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1) From a desktop / laptop computer connect to the server using putty (http://www.putty.org).
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1) From another computer go to the client interface (using chrome, firefox, or other standard web browser)
    Default IP: 192.168.0.99
 
    Username: (contact us)
 
    Password: (contact us)
 
  
[[File:27.jpg]]
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2) Log in (default username: “admin” password: “admin”)
  
2) From command line type "sudo nano /var/www/v3/app/config/parameters.yml"
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3) Click on Admin -> Users & Groups -> LDAP
  
3) Scroll down and edit the line behind ldap_server: to point to the proper authentication server as shown below.
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4) Click Show Advanced Settings
  
[[File:ldap1.jpg]]
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[[File:LDAP1.png]]
  
4) Hit Ctrl + X to exit press Y then Enter to save changes
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5) Enter the IP Address or FQDN of your Active Directory or other LDAP compatible server in the server field.
  
5) From Putty type “cd /var/www/v3” hit Enter then type “sudo sh assets.sh” and press Enter again.
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  Note: If you are using LDAPS, enter the IP or FQDN as ldaps://192.168.0.10
  
6) From Putty type "sudo dpkg-reconfigure slapd" use all defaults
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6) Enter a user with read access to the directory in the LDAP Bind User field. The user must be entered as user@domain.com.
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7) Enter the password in both the password and repeat password field.
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8) Click Save
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If the credentials were accepted and a connection was established, you will receive a message stating connected.
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[[File:LDAP2.png]]
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If the connection fails, you will receive an error message.
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[[File:LDAP3.png]]
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9) To sync a security group, type a name into the LDAP Sync Schedules name field.
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10) In the Bind Script field, enter the DN for the security group without the DC components.
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    For Example: CN=VALT Users, CN=Users
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11) Select a group the users should be added to. If you do not specify a group, the users will still be imported.
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12) Select a sync interval if you would like to automatically import new users added to the group.
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13) Click Save to save the sync schedule or Import to perform import and save the schedule.

Revision as of 15:58, 24 August 2016

1) From another computer go to the client interface (using chrome, firefox, or other standard web browser)

2) Log in (default username: “admin” password: “admin”)

3) Click on Admin -> Users & Groups -> LDAP

4) Click Show Advanced Settings

LDAP1.png

5) Enter the IP Address or FQDN of your Active Directory or other LDAP compatible server in the server field.

  Note: If you are using LDAPS, enter the IP or FQDN as ldaps://192.168.0.10

6) Enter a user with read access to the directory in the LDAP Bind User field. The user must be entered as user@domain.com.

7) Enter the password in both the password and repeat password field.

8) Click Save

If the credentials were accepted and a connection was established, you will receive a message stating connected.

LDAP2.png

If the connection fails, you will receive an error message.

LDAP3.png

9) To sync a security group, type a name into the LDAP Sync Schedules name field.

10) In the Bind Script field, enter the DN for the security group without the DC components.

   For Example: CN=VALT Users, CN=Users

11) Select a group the users should be added to. If you do not specify a group, the users will still be imported.

12) Select a sync interval if you would like to automatically import new users added to the group.

13) Click Save to save the sync schedule or Import to perform import and save the schedule.