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This will run outside of drupal so it will be helpful for other projects as well :) You can use that to check the AD-PHP-LDAP settings.

port 636 and TLS unchecked - means all traffic is encrypted.

port 389 and TLS checked - means to channel both secure and plain requests on a single connection (on demand).

port 389 and TLS unchecked - means NO encryption will be performed.

To clarify port/tls issues, here are the three combinations that are possible If anyone has any ideas, suggestions, and or guesses as to what it is I am doing wrong, it would be very appreciated. The user in the log file for this failed login attempt is registered as Anonymous. If I use port 389 without TLS checked Durpal does not log any bind errors, but simply states: Login attempt failed for domainUser: %error. With the above settings, Drupal then logs this error: ldap_start_tls() : Unable to start TLS: Can't contact LDAP server in C:\If I use port 636 without TLS, I get the following error: LDAP Bind failure for user CN=userName,OU=orgUnit3,OU=orgUnit2,OU=orgUnit1,DC=thirdLevelDomain,DC=secondLevelDomain,DC=topLevelDomain. When logging in, Drupal will look up for the user in LDAP directory onlyĭC=thirdLevelDomain,DC=secondLevelDomain,DC=topLevelDomainĬN=userName,OU=orgUnit3,OU=orgUnit2,OU=orgUnit1,DC=thirdLevelDomain,DC=secondLevelDomain,DC=topLevelDomain Store passwords in encrypted form: uncheckedĭo not store users' passwords during sessions: checked Here are (similar) settings to my actual LDAP info: Configure LDAP Server The LDAP Support is enabled in PHP the following is from phpinfo(): ldap They work for Bugzilla LDAP Integration, but not for Drupal LDAP Integration. I know it is written in Perl and not PHP, but the point is that all the DNs, OUs, and sAMAccountName I am using for Drupal LDAP integration, are the same I am using for the Bugzilla install. For example, I have been able to use Bugzilla's ldap integration to allow our users single sign on without a problem. I have been able to connect other web applications to our Active Directory without issue.

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Unfortunately, even the new docs do not seem to get me any further ahead:ĭrupal is on a WAMP setup Windows 2003 Server, Apache 2.2, MySQL 4, and PHP 5. When I saw these new and much improved docs, I thought I would finally be able to get Drupal integrated with our Active Directory. I have been trying on and off for the past few months. I am not having any success with the Drupal LDAP integration module. There must be more settings I can tweak for the bootp daemon.(I posted this as a comment on the Docs page as well, then realized this is where it belongs.)

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The links that dam posted earlier were handy, but it onlt resolves how to get an AD DC to *allow* the process of clients updating A and PTR records - it never explains how to get OS X to do it (be it on an OS X Server running DHCP updating clients records on behalf of the clients or even the OS X clients updating the records themselves without the DHCP server doing it)īy the way: Where is the conf file for OS X Server's DHCP server? The server Admin GUI is pretty sparse.

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I still cant figure out how to get Mac OS X (either on the client or on the DHCP server itself) to always update their A and PTR DNS records. But.īut for this lab test in the original post, I am still trying to use OS X for DHCP. Thats what I do in my production environment. The easy way is to let windows 2003 handle your DHCP too, and turn on the dynamic DNS helper for non window clients on.

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Is there a way to get Apple's DHCP Server to register a Mac clients IP/name in DNS when a Mac client requests an IP address? Or better yet, can OS X (client) register itself in Microsoft's DNS somehow?īottom line is that one way or another, Id like to be able to update DNS A and PTR records for Mac DHCP clients. However, nonr of the Macs are getting registered in DNS (for example - I can't resolve any of the the Macs with forward or reverse lookup tools) WIndows and Mac clients are getting DHCP addresses with no problems, but only the Windows PCs are registering in DNS properly (Microsofts Dynamic DNS is at work here obviously). DHCP is being provided by Mac OS X server (Tiger Server) and DNS is being provided by my AD Domian Controllers (Microsoft DNS is required for AD to work correctly as I understand it). I have an Active Directory 2003 domain with both Mac OS X Macs and Windows XP PCs. I have a test lab in place for experimenting with Mac OS X and AD, DNS and DHCP.