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I've got a question to you guys. I have two fully trusted domains DOMAIN 1 & DOMAIN 2. LDAP on DOMAIN 1 has been already connected with my OTRS and everything is perfect. My goal is to make possible to login as customers for users from DOMAIN 2. I found on the Internet that I have to add second LDAP backend in my configuration. Do you know is it possible to avoid changes in configuration like this if both domains are fully trusted?
[SOLVED]Two trusted domains, LDAP authentication
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[SOLVED]Two trusted domains, LDAP authentication
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Re: Two trusted domains, LDAP authentication
if domain2 can be authenticated through domain1, yes. If not, no, just add the other domain as an additional backend, increasing the index appended to the config entries.
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Re: Two trusted domains, LDAP authentication
Hello once again.
Hipothetically if the domain2 can be authenticated through domain1 then while user is logging in he should as a username use "domain2\username" or "username@domain2" or just simply "username"?
Hipothetically if the domain2 can be authenticated through domain1 then while user is logging in he should as a username use "domain2\username" or "username@domain2" or just simply "username"?
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Re: Two trusted domains, LDAP authentication
Assume the user is logging into a workstation, or outlook web access. Whatever would apparently work for that login should work for OTRS. (domain\username?).ThomasPL10 wrote:Hipothetically if the domain2 can be authenticated through domain1 then while user is logging in he should as a username use "domain2\username" or "username@domain2" or just simply "username"?
Of course, ain't nothing to it but to do it, and report your findings.
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Re: Two trusted domains, LDAP authentication
Thank you crythias. If I have any results I'll write here about it.
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Re: Two trusted domains, LDAP authentication
I've implemented second authentication backend it works perfectlly.