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Switch from native to LDAP/Active Directory

Jason Friedman1

We installed our Confluence product several years ago and are now up to 300 users. Authentication is done natively (within the tool) as opposed to LDAP or Active Directory.

We want to move to Active Directory as the authentication method. How?

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Jason Friedman1

Thank you, Neal. I have a user, John Doe, who created a native login jdoe@myorg.com. His Active Directory login is jxd. How do I associate these two logins?

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nriley

Hi Jason,

This doc shows the process for migrating from an internal-only to LDAP-authentication:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Connecting+to+an+Internal+Directory+with+LDAP+Authentication

Hope it helps!

Jason Friedman1

Thank you, Neal. I have a user, John Doe, who created a native login jdoe@myorg.com. His Active Directory login is jxd. How do I associate these two logins?

Jason Friedman1

See Changing Usernames for additional information.

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