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• change local LDAP to Active Directory user is impossible (LCM device 1.0.1)

  I try to change user for access to the page web vmo but connection failed if I try to access

  in VMO with credentials differs from the standard (lcmadmin/admin,

  lcmuser/utilisateur, ecc... set in embedded LDAP).

  I have Active Directory settting and connection test is successful.

  With this work the connection in orchestrator web config: UO = e list groups, DC = domain, DC = local (I set it in list e gruppi: lcmadmins)

  The VMO admins I put: CN = lcmadmins, OU = e list groups, DC = domain, DC = local (I add a member user lcmadmins)

  Can you help me because the connection with Active

  Directory is successful but I don't enable HOV access with

  identification of user AD information?

  Best regards

  Andrea.

  It is not possible to change LDAP settings for LCM workflows, once initialization of the LCM.

• LDAP to Active Directory = 'invalid login credentials.

  Hello
  
  I am looking to set up Active Directory authentication in the APEX, so I'm changing the authentication to the LDAP directory service scheme
  
  I finished the host, no port, NO SSL, etc. on the settings tab
  
  Host: IP address of the ad server
  Port: 389
  Use SSL: No SSL
  Distinguished Name (DN) string: domain\%LDAP_USER%
  Just use the distinguished name (DN): Yes
  
  However, when you try to run the application and entering my details it keeps bring "invalid identifiers.
  
  What I missed
  
  I came across the following code on another thread, but where would this go in the PL/SQL code?
  
  DECLARE
  vSession DBMS_LDAP.session;
  vResult PLS_INTEGER;
  BEGIN
  DBMS_LDAP.use_exception: = TRUE;
  vSession: = DBMS_LDAP.init
  (host name = > 'CREDPWY01SDCG01')
  portnum = > 389
  );
  vResult: = DBMS_LDAP.simple_bind_s
  (ld = > vSession)
  ", dn = > ' CN = < user name >, dc = credit, dc = com"
  , passwd = > NULL
  );
  DBMS_Output.put_line ('authenticated user!');
  vResult: = DBMS_LDAP.unbind_s (vSession);
  END;
  
  I'm not able to authenticate at all when using apex_ldap without worrying if I pass NULL for the password, or use the real password.
  
  BEGIN
  IF APEX_LDAP.authenticate
  (p_username = > "<>username")
  , p_password = > NULL
  ", p_search_base = > ' dc = credit, dc = com"
  , p_host = > 'CREDPWY01SDCG01 '.
  p_port = > 389
  )
  THEN
  DBMS_Output.put_line ('ok');
  ON THE OTHER
  DBMS_Output.put_line ('not ok');
  END IF;
  END;
  
  Published by: Rambo79 on November 5, 2012 03:44

  It is one thing to AD configuration setting, which allows or prohibits the anonymous binds. It is not on the side of the apex. Try asking your AD administrator why this is so.
  As you need a password anyway in your apex application, make sure that the password field is required / add validation, like suggested Christian.

• OAM and MS integration Active Directory on non-Windows Server environment

  I begin by saying that I'm dealing with a heterogeneous environment here where several systems are managed by different management levels. Our Oracle systems chose to go all * nix (Solaris Oracle and Red Hat Linux) and so we do not have a single Windows Server in our Oracle services and would really like to keep it this way that we prefer to keep a uniform platform in all of our Oracle servers.  However, the side our Department Office has chosen to use Microsoft Active Directory, and now we want to integrate and perform authentication against it for our protected sites OAM.  We are in the initial phase of installation, but we didn't want to implement a critical server like OAM on the Windows platform and focus rather OAM running on a Red Hat Linux server to Active Directory.  We will also use OID as run us portal but do not want to use it as our authority for Oracle products authentication (local policy is that Active Directory is the authority of the credential is valid on the site as we head towards the true Single Sign On our desktop and web applications).  I have a few questions.
  
  1. it is possible using native or to run the version of Windows of OAM?
  2. If you must run OAM on Windows to use AD for authentication, is it possible to install the Windows of OAM version as kind of an interface for our main server of OAM running under Red Hat Linux to make the AD Auth?
  3. can it be done using some kind of interface such as Oracle Virtual Directory in interface with the interface LDAP to Active Directory MS?

  Hi David,

  Answers online

  1. it is possible using native or to run the version of Windows of OAM?
  You can run all servers in OAM on * nix and just point to AD as a source of data on the machine: port AD running on OAM. There is no need for the components of the OAM on Windows.

  2. If you must run OAM on Windows to use AD for authentication, is it possible to install the Windows of OAM version as kind of an interface for our main server of OAM running under Red Hat Linux to make the AD Auth
  As above, this is not necessary.

  3. can it be done using some kind of interface such as Oracle Virtual Directory in interface with the interface LDAP to Active Directory MS?
  Yes, it is quite possible. Even if it is not necessary in your situation, it provides more flexibility front the user store with OVD, for example when the addition/change of name of Windows domains, or by specifying some branches for users and so on.

  Kind regards
  Colin

• ISE Admin 1.2 access via Active Directory

  Hi Experts,

  Nice day!

  I want to configure my 1.2 ISE to authenticate (for admin) to active directory. I know it's possible, but our ad is not all groups named for admins.

  Is it possible for the ISE 1.2 to configure a local user ID and compare it to the pub for the password of the user ID?

  Thanks for your great help.

  Niks

  Niks,

  I just did this.  First you must have the external configuration of Active Directory as a data source.  Once you do this, click on Administration - Admin Access.

  For the Type of authentication to ensure password database is switched and edit your data source Active Directory (or whatever you named it).

  Then click Administrators - Admin users.  Click Add a user - create an Admin user.  Make sure you check the external box and you will notice that the password field is leaving.  Fill in the appropriate information and then assign them to a group of Directors.

  Once you are done with that you can test the user in you on your ISE session.  You will notice that when you try to log back in you will have the choice of the sources of data used to authenticate the user.  Change the selection in the Active Directory and enter the AD username/password of the newly created account, you should be good to go.

  Make sure that you don't delete or deactivate your original admin account in this process.  (Change the password if you want.)

• ACS 5.1 using Active Directory to manage the strategy of network device Admin

  Hi guys, we have configured an ACS 5.1 and integrated with active directory Win2K3, we created two AD groups to manage devices network for administrators and one for operators (read-only), so we have configured a device admin strategy and the two groups work very well, but now we are facing a little problem any user that exists in the AD can connect (user exec mode) network devices and we want to cancel the connection with politics, but we do not know how.

  Is there a way to get a user authenticated against acs internal or external group, but at the user level, everything as you can make it to GBA 4.X?

  Thanks for your help!

  Best regards

  Oscar

  Yes, you can change that, it's a profile of shell by default. You must create a new one with privilege level "not in use" and select the new profile of the shell (no Directors or Operartors) under Default Device Admin > authorization profile > edit and make changes.

  I hope this helps.

• How to configure the LDAP connector in windows server 2012 R2 Active Directory?

  How to configure the LDAP connector in windows server 2012 R2 Active Directory?

  Hello

  Please post your question in Server TechNet Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/WindowsServer/en-us/home?category=WindowsServer

  See you soon.

• WLC 5508 Active Directory / LDAP integration to authenticate

  Hello

  I am redundant deployment WLC 5508 with 4 VLANS and 4 SSID matches it, everything works fine, now I have to do the below, then please put your valuable comments and advice.

  1. I need all users authenticated with existing Active Directory/LDAP wireless

  2. I create accounts invited in my ad and go to the guests, so comments should only Internet access except the company's resources

  2. How can I get my VoIP VLAN for wireless phones. I want to only wireless phones to connect to VLANS voice. No internet access on VLan VoIP

  Concerning

  Dinesh

  Hello

  1. I need all users authenticated with existing Active Directory/LDAP wireless

  2. I create accounts invited in my ad and go to the guests, so comments should only Internet access except the company's resources

  YEARS 1 & 2 - the link below provides the example config and also the memorandum of understanding on the conditions depth, please go through the link atleast once...

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/ps6366/products_configuration_example09186a0080a03e09.shtml

  2. How can I get my VoIP VLAN for wireless phones. I want to only wireless phones to connect to VLANS voice. No internet access on VLan VoIP

  YEARS - you can configure the auth required for WLAN voice and then NAT this interface VLAN so that he won't get out of the internet!

  Let me know if that answers your question and please do not forget to rate traore useful messages!

  Concerning

  Surendra

• 5.2 ACS does not check the Active directory changes

  Hi all

  I work with ACS 5.2 and using Radius Authentication client vpn.

  The authentication method used is Active Directory in a Windows environment with multiple domains in the same forest.

  My problem occurs when I change from one group to the other user in Active Directory. After that, I get the following message appears when try to connect:

  15039 selected authorization profile is DenyAccess

  The message is as correspond to the default policy.

  Another user in the same ad group works very well.

  All domains in the forest have a relationship of trust between them.

  I use universal groups to include all domain users belongs to this forest.

  Can someone help me?

  Concerning

  What is your rule of authentication corresponding against a single ad group?

  You can check which groups were extracted for the user, as follows:

  -goto "monitoring and troubleshooting.

  -Select authentication - RADIUS - today

  -Find the input that do not match and click on the Details icon

  -Expand the section "Details of authentication". Look under "Other attributes" groups comes from AD to be enrolled in the user

• If the case change the ip address change active directory Microsoft that this issue face our windows network.

  If the case change the ip address change active directory Microsoft that this issue face our windows network.

  as matter
  1. any client machine ip address change.

  Hi Andrew,

  The question you posted would be better suited to the TechNet community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the support you want.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer

  Hope this information is useful.

• Can OBIEE on UNIX OS - we use LDAP using Microsoft Active Directory for UNIX OS?

  We are looking at options to run OBIEE 11 g on a UNIX server.

  Can we use authentication using Microsoft Active Directory LDAP for authentication OBIEE?

  Short answer: Yes.

  Longer answer: Yes you can. Operating system has no influence on that. All you need is the ability to connect to LDAP, and it's pure networking.

• Change the password for the Active Directory account that is running VMware VirtualCenter Server

  We have an ESXi5.5 environment and I was instructed to change the password of the Active Directory account is used to run the VMware VirtualCenter Server Service.

  There is a Data Source configured for a separate MS - SQL Server that is configured to use Windows authentication

  I find the Article KB KB VMware: changing the vCenter Server database user ID and password

  On the key: KEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\VMware, Inc., \VMware VirtualCenter\DB T HE for 2 and 3 values are empty

  It is not quite clear to me if the vpxd.exe Pei command is necessary for our environment (service AD account and Windows authentication) or if it is only if SQL authentication is defined on the Data Source - would anyone have experience with this change and be able to clarify for me?

  Thank you

  Yes you are right,

  but I would suggest to stop the services first before you do the activity, it can take the old password in a few times and lock the conduit to account

  2. once the password is updated, make sure that the login account is updated (is currently running services on the specified user account or local account?)

  If it runs using the specified account, you will need to updated and restart the services.

  3. make sure that the services are running fine and observe for a while, the user account must not get locked.

  Let me know if you have any other questions

• What needs to be changed if migrate us from Novell to MS Active Directory?

  We use ESX in recent years.  Currently, we are conducting vCenter 4 (- SQL Server 2005 database in mixed mode) with the Update Manager module.

  Our AMENDMENTS will migrate from Novell to Active Directory in the near future.

  We would like to know what will be the change that we need for users in vCenter Server for Active Directory?

  Currently, we just create vCenter users and assign different roles.

  Your feedback is very much appreciated.

  Not necessarily, it depends on how you want to run it. But it is easier to go with domain accounts.

  AWo

  VCP 3 & 4

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• Setting of Windows Active Directory LDAP in OBI

  Hello
  
  I wonder if someone has an experience of connection authentication active directory windows in BI of Oracle 11 g 11.1.1... Release. I have set up the LDAP with Microsoft AD (2003 Server) Protocol but I can connect with the main single user (who is a member of the ad group), but I can't connect through any other user in this group.
  
  I appreciate any advice/help in this regard.

  Hello
  Not this one.please check it you LDAP team and get the

  good user and details of group objects. If you have permission you are LDAp server you find the user and group

  and then just right click and select object tab here you could see * (look at the canonical name of the object) * this path of the particular user structure... also you can generate the file LDIF.txt and find you're object.

  Thank you

  Deva

• LDAP (Active Directory) questioning 'current user '.

  I went through a lot of things on it, but I would appreciate a response summary of this (probably...) FAQ:

  Using CF (latest and greatest) on a (I presume) IIS server, I want to be able to automatically detect the Windows identity of "the currently logged in Windows user" and through queries LDAP (Active Directory), determine its attributes and the membership authentication purposes.  The user would not be questioned to get into any sort of username or password on his.  (This is strictly an intranet application and always will be).

  In the Apache mod_ldapserver environment, I know that reliable information about the currently logged-in user can come from environment variables to make the following LDAP queries.  But I'm a little fuzzy on what I might expect/use in this situation.

  Pointers?  Hyperlinks?  Advice?

  With Windows IIS on a Windows Server in a Windows domain to a Windows client using a Windows browser it can be done easily.

  If "Windows integrated security" is selected in the IIS administrator and "Logon Anymous" is NOT checked, then the variable cgi.auth_user will be poplulate by the web server with the domain/user name of the user logged on to the client computer.

  It's pretty simple to access this cgi.auth_user value and use it in a tag to read the record of the current directory for more information about this user.