> If I may please say so that might not be the place where you need to
change it.
>
>But before you make any other change, could you please make sure that
you can connect to your AD using the username you have chosen?
I can certainly confirm that - I'm actually using a domain-admin account
at the moment. I realise that is insecure, however temporarily I'm using
that account to be completely sure that isn't an issue.
> Now, for the changes, this is what I have in my system and it is
working
I finally got it working.
What I ended up doing was using the windows domain entry in the username
field
$Self->{'Customer::AuthModule::LDAP::SearchUserDN'} =
'company\ldap.lookup';
UserDN =>'company\ldap_lookup',
To clarify the windows domain entry - I had to use the domain which
shows up in the login dialog for a PC logging into the domain. I've now
Thanks for everyone's efforts.
Wayne
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