Before the upgrade my certs were in the proper keystore. After upgrade AD is busted and I am unable to add certs to cacerts which will allow TLS based connectivity to AD from within confluence.
The existing documentation for setting up AD authentication is not working with this version of Confluence.
Hello @phoenyx762!
As I understand, your active directory authentication is not working as intended. Since we do not have much insight on what is happening.
With this in mind, I would like to ask you a few questions. Here we go:
- Are you still facing this behavior?
- Is there any warning on screen when you try to authenticate?
- Are there errors shown on your Confluence Log file? (You can find the log file under the Confluence home folder.)
- Are you still running your previous Confluence version?
- Is this your production instance?
Here is some documentation for reference:
Let us hear from you!
Thanks Diego... Answers in line below:
This appears to be an issue with Confluence accepting the AD Server Certificate. I has this issue before with an upgrade and used "SSLPlugin 1.0.0" to re-import the certificate unfortunately this does not work any longer with version 7 and the standard way using "keytool -import -alias (server name omitted) -keystore /opt/atlassian/confluence/jre/lib/security/cacerts -trustcacerts -file server.crt" does nothing to correct this to allow Confluence to connect to the AD server via 636.
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