On Jul 22, 2009, at 02:22 , Alan DeKok wrote:
However... they all need to be part of the same AD forest / whatever.
You CANNOT authenticate to two completely independent AD systems.
This
is a fundamental limitation of AD.
Hi,
Well, they don't need to be part of the same forest if you cr
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 10:15 PM, Alan DeKok wrote:
> Justin Steward wrote:
> > And with regard to my other question, can I just use plain ol' LDAP to
> > authenticate? A successful LDAP Bind is all I need for our purposes.
>
> That will work for PAP.
>
>
Ok, thanks for confirmation.
Kind Rega
Justin Steward wrote:
> And with regard to my other question, can I just use plain ol' LDAP to
> authenticate? A successful LDAP Bind is all I need for our purposes.
That will work for PAP.
Alan DeKok.
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On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 11:22 AM, Alan DeKok wrote:
> However... they all need to be part of the same AD forest / whatever.
> You CANNOT authenticate to two completely independent AD systems. This
> is a fundamental limitation of AD.
>
>
That's more or less what I was expecting. That is what I
Justin Steward wrote:
> Now, the stock standard way of authenticating against AD is using samba,
> joining the domain, and using NTLM Auth. Since I have multiple AD
> domains, how would this best be handled?
>
> I know that PHP is capable of using LDAP to authenticate against an AD
> server. Can f
Hi Guys,
I have an upcoming project where the setup is going to be something along
the following:
Client logs in using their username/password for domain
FreeRadius authenticates the user against the AD server for that domain
There will be clients using the service from MULTIPLE different AD doma
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