exacqVision 7.2 and higher: Check the box labeled “Use SSL” on the “ActiveDirectory/LDAP” configuration page, then press “Apply”. <br> exacqVision prior to 7.2: This article contains procedures for configuring SSL on exacqVision servers so that you can make Active Directory operations more secure.There are many ways to generate, install, and manage certificates in order to… Continue reading Configuring SSL on an exacqVision Server for Active Directory/LDAP (Linux)
Tag: LDAP
LDAP Server Signing Requirements
If your domain environment has the GPO “Domain controller: LDAP server signing requirements” enabled, you must connect to Active Directory or LDAP using SSL. In Windows, follow the steps in Article 2160. A similar Linux procedure is pending and will be posted here when available.
Troubleshooting Active Directory Error Messages
Error: “Client Side Kerberos Authentication Failed” Cause: The setspn command was not run on all Active Directory Servers, or there is a duplicate SPN. Solution: On the DC, run the setspn command as directed in the appropriate ExacqVision Active Directory setup guide, or run setspn -X to check for duplicates. If a duplicate is found,… Continue reading Troubleshooting Active Directory Error Messages
Configuring SSL on an exacqVision Server for Active Directory/LDAP (Windows)
exacqVision 7.2 and higher: Check the box labeled “Use SSL” on the “ActiveDirectory/LDAP” configuration page, then press “Apply”.<br> exacqVision prior to 7.2: This article contains procedures for configuring SSL on exacqVision servers. These steps are necessary if you want Active Directory operations to be made more secure by use of SSL on the exacqVision server.While… Continue reading Configuring SSL on an exacqVision Server for Active Directory/LDAP (Windows)