to authenticate against different Active Directory Servers depending on the NTLM or Kerberos Domain of a given user. In combination with Single-Sign-On, you can also add Windows domain specific setups. Please refer to the adLDAP documentation for a detailed description of what other options might be available. This account binds to the AD for querying user details.Īny other options given in $conf are directly passed to the adldap library. required to enable user email subscriptions. $conf = 1 $conf = 1 // If number of groups in AD is large switching to 0 will improve performance, but indirect membership will not work $conf = 'department,office' // additional attributes to fetch // warn user about expiring password this many days in advance (in version and higher): $conf = 5 Īdmin_username and admin_password are e.g. $conf = 'root' $conf = 'pass' $conf = 1 $conf = 1 $conf = 1 // Don't have ssl/tls options enabled at the same time.

Optionally the following parameters can be given: You probably want to set at least these options:Ĭonf/ active directory authentication

However to avoid having them overridden by the config manager it is recommended to place the configuration in conf/. You can use the Configuration Manager to configure the plugin.

Active directory authentication