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Hello
I'm looking for a way to use delegated auth with local groups.
I know you can synch connector, but the directory is much larger than my crowd license. So for a synch I get an error.
Only a small fraction of the AD users will use the services behind crowd!So I'm looking for a delegate auth with local groups.
Does anyone have a solution?
Thanks
Hi guys,
thanks for your replies!
your are both so right, but I could not see. My "problem" was that I deactivted the permissions for user and group creation. I did that because I'm connecting to an read-only AD, so I thought.
What I didn't grasp was that the Permissions are only valid for the crowd part of directory!
Maybe you can add such da description to the wiki page https://confluence.atlassian.com/x/HIGlBw
Crowd's Delegated Authentication directory should allow you to specify the groups locally (i.e. in Crowd). Is there a reason why this doesn't work for you?
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Hi Jan-Christian, since you're intending to have ony a small fraction of the users from your AD, maybe a good solution for you is reduce the scope of your LDAP directory in Crowd.
I hope it helps.
Cheers
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