LDAP / Active Directory Integration Configuration

LDAP/AD Authentication Servers

Authentication servers can be used to authenticate users over on login.
Once a server has been added you can import users.

	Server(s)	Type	Encryption	Associated Users	Actions
There are currently no LDAP or AD servers to authenticate against.

Authentication Server Settings

	Enable this authentication server
Connection Method:	Use either LDAP or Active Directory settings to connect.
Base DN:	The LDAP-format starting object (distinguished name) that your users are defined below, such as DC=nagios,DC=com.
Account Suffix:	The part of the full user identification after the username, such as @nagios.com.
Domain Controllers:	A comma-separated list of domain controllers on your network.
LDAP Host:	The IP address or hostname of your LDAP server.
LDAP Port:	The port your LDAP server is running on. (Default is 389)
Security:	The type of security (if any) to use for the connection to the server(s). The STARTTLS option may use a plain text connection if the server does not upgrade the connection to TLS.

Certificate Authority Management

For connecting over SSL/TLS, or STARTTLS using self-signed certificates you will need to add the certificate(s) of the domain controller(s) to the local certificate authority so they are trusted. If any certificate was signed by a host other than itself, that certificate authority/host certificate needs to be added.

Hostname	Issuer (CA)	Expires On	Actions