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Hi Folks,
I am unable to connect Microsoft AD with crowd.
Crowd Version : 3.4
Settings are as follows :
Connector : Microsoft Active Directory
Hostname : ldap.gslb.internal.xxx.com
Port : 636
SSL : None
Result : test failed
There was a problem communicating with LDAP server. ldap.gslb.internal.xxx.com:636;socket closed;nested exception is javax.naming.ServiceUnavailableException:ldap.gslb.internal.xxx.com:636;socket closed
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Able to ping Microsoft directory server (ldap.gslb.internal.xxx.com) from crowd server.
Is issue with LDAP or in Crowd?
Regards,
Amar
Hi @Amar
It seems to me that you are trying to connect over LDAPS (secure ldap protocol, port number indicates that), however you've entered hostname as:
ldap.gslb.internal.xxx.com
What happens if you enter there:
ldaps://ldap.gslb.internal.xxx.com
or
ldap.gslb.internal.xxx.com
but with SSL set to: LDAPS?
If that also does not work can you verify that AD is configured to use LDAPS and this port is visible for Crowd?
Are you able to connect on 389 non secure port using standard ldap protocol (ldap://ldap.gslb.internal.xxx.com)
In order to check if LDAPS is up and running on AD (Windows Server) side you can do:
Let me know if that helps,
Best Regards,
Marcin Kempa
Thanks Marcin Kempa
it worked for me :)
Added below line in Hostname and set SSL :)
ldaps.gslb.internal.xxx.com
Thank Again
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