You can use SSL to encrypt an LDAP conversation just like HTTP.  This increases security but it is not a substitute for authentication.  You can also write your own SSPI if you know how to that could handle authentication for you, but that is only half of the problem.





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Thanks, I will look into a commercial product as I think it will save me time in the long run.. A lot of people I have spoken to are under the impression that AD LDAP can be used as an authentication protocol. I see now this is not true, however I did read somewhere that LDAP v3 can support some type of encryption to allow secure transfer of sensitive data. Is this true?
 
 
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Both roads. You can do the auth via kerberos, and retrieve user and group info from AD. It works, I tested here. See www.padl.com for more info.
 
 
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Should I go down the Kerberos road or the LDAP road... What do others prefer to do?
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It's slow to load, but this PDF has some good information about using LDAP as the singular provider.
 
http://www.dayioglu.net/presentations/ldap-auth.pdf
 
 
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Is it possible to get our users to authenticate to our UNIX boxes using their AD account? I was hoping I could use LDAP

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