Secure LDAP authentication
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I read that the LDAP plugin does not currently support 636 and certificate authentication but that article was from 2017. Have there been any updates to this? I prefer using LDAP to authenticate for imaging and management but the credentials are being sent in clear-text. I can always go back to disabling LDAP and setting up local users for all the techs and admins. Just wondering.
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Hello @DBCountMan ,
the ldap plugin works fine with the secure port 636. Check https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/17632/fog-1-5-10-1604-ldap-plugin
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@AUTH-IT-Center Doesn’t work for me. When I try to log into the web ui it just bring me back to empty login. I ran a packet capture while trying to log in and it looks like the ciphers keep changing. Do I need to have a cert that is trusted by my domain’s root CA in the FOG’s root store?
BTW the screenshot at the bottom of that thread you linked shows “Use LDAP SSL” but I do not have that option.
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@DBCountMan said in Secure LDAP authentication:
Do I need to have a cert that is trusted by my domain’s root CA in the FOG’s root store?
As far as I know, no.
@DBCountMan said in Secure LDAP authentication:
BTW the screenshot at the bottom of that thread you linked shows “Use LDAP SSL” but I do not have that option.
The last screenshot is from the 1.6-alpha version of FOG Server.
The screenshot in https://forums.fogproject.org/post/155590 is from the current stable 1.5.10.xxxx version and as you can see it uses 636 port.
