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Use LDAP for Authentication at an Active Directory Environment

Jonnie

Hey there,

We want to use our Active Directory UPN to authenticate at our XG. 

I already learned that the "Active Directry" authentication will only look for the samaccount name. 

So I decided to use LDAP authentication and it works without any problem except that any user can login at the xg?

How can I restrict the access to xg with a group from our AD? I think that i misinterpreted the groupname attribut...

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  • 0 in reply to Vishal_R

    Hey Vishal, 

    Thanks for your response, I set the attribute to "memberOf" but where can I choose which group has access? 

    If I use AD authentication, I can simply choose a group, but not so at LDAP. 

    It seems like, there is a missing field?

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