We have the AD module installed, and I can connect to the server no problem.
What I cannot get is the shadow user assets showing. Is there some setting for this in AD that should be turned on ?
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We have the AD module installed, and I can connect to the server no problem.
What I cannot get is the shadow user assets showing. Is there some setting for this in AD that should be turned on ?
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You don't get any errors when trying to expand the LDAP bridge?
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You don't get any errors when trying to expand the LDAP bridge?
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Nope. I cannot expand it all - it is as if there are not users are all.
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Nope. I cannot expand it all - it is as if there are not users are all.
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The LDAP bridge connects as a user (Bind DN). Does that user have permission to view the user accounts that should be appearing?
Additionally, I believe you have to supply the scope of the connection to the directory (Base DN). If the structure of your directory means that your users are outside the scope of the connection they won't appear.
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The LDAP bridge connects as a user (Bind DN). Does that user have permission to view the user accounts that should be appearing?
Additionally, I believe you have to supply the scope of the connection to the directory (Base DN). If the structure of your directory means that your users are outside the scope of the connection they won't appear.
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There is no Bind DN as this is an anonymous connection.
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The LDAP bridge connects as a user (Bind DN). Does that user have permission to view the user accounts that should be appearing?
Additionally, I believe you have to supply the scope of the connection to the directory (Base DN). If the structure of your directory means that your users are outside the scope of the connection they won't appear.
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Any more ideas ? 