Hello,
I haven't tried this, hence the question. What I understand is that if a LDAP/Active Directory is existing, you can leverage it for OTRS without creating new users. Now, let's say that OTRS is configured to sync with ActiveDirectory/LDAP. Once this is done, will the agent be able to search users in OTRS thru Admin section? I mean, will they appear when they are searched in OTRS users? Also, if the employee leaves the org and if he is taken out/disabled in ActiveDirectory/LDAP, is the change reflected in OTRS too?
Thanks.
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Chetan
Are LDAP/ActiveDirectory users listed when searched?
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Are LDAP/ActiveDirectory users listed when searched?
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Re: Are LDAP/ActiveDirectory users listed when searched?
Yes.
Qualified answer for second part: Deleted users don't remove their tickets, just the customer's access to them.
Qualified answer for second part: Deleted users don't remove their tickets, just the customer's access to them.
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Thanks, Cynthias. That helps.
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Re: Are LDAP/ActiveDirectory users listed when searched?
Cynthias,
I have a scenario where OTRS needs to be implemented on Linux; however, it needs to be integrated with Active Directory. Is there a way if it can be done? I am under the impression that if the OTRS is to be implemented on Linux/Unix, one typically takes advantage of LDAP. How does one configure Linux with AD?
Thanks.
Best Regards
Chetan
I have a scenario where OTRS needs to be implemented on Linux; however, it needs to be integrated with Active Directory. Is there a way if it can be done? I am under the impression that if the OTRS is to be implemented on Linux/Unix, one typically takes advantage of LDAP. How does one configure Linux with AD?
Thanks.
Best Regards
Chetan
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Re: Are LDAP/ActiveDirectory users listed when searched?
OTRS doesn't care whether it's running on Linux or Windows to connect to LDAP, and neither does LDAP. Also, I'm C.r.y.t.h.i.a.s., and a guy
Check the Wiki and the docs for LDAP integration.

Check the Wiki and the docs for LDAP integration.
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