Matthew,

I was able to get it to work on CF 4.5 which I currently have installed
on my personal workstation but not in CF 4.0, which we currently have
installed on our test and production servers.  We are upgrading these
servers this summer so I decided to wait until that is completed then
move it to production.

You will need an account with appropriate rights to LDAP.  The first
trick is setting up the user directory on the CF server.  These settings
need to be very specific and the documentation does not provide an
appropriate example.  My settings are as follows:

Edit User Directory
Name Distributors
Description Testing

Namespace   LDAP
Location    directory.gmu.edu
Username    uid=LDAPaccount, ou=apps, o=gmu.edu
Password    xxxxxxxxx
  Secure Connect  blank

LDAP Settings
Search Root    o=gmu.edu
Lookup Start    (&(objectclass=*) (uid=
Lookup End     ))
Search Timeout    10
Search Results    100
Search Scope   Subtree

Viewing the LDAP log will show if you are successfully making a
connection.  I previously verified that the LDAP account had sufficient
rights by using the CFLDAP tag and adding and deleting accounts on our
test LDAP server.  If you have verified the account and your connection
and you still do not get your authentication to work then you will need
to review you Security Context, rules, policies and user directory
settings.  At first I was connecting but my policies and rules were not
set up correctly on the CF server side.  This is where I seem to be
having my trouble with CF 4.0 verses CF 4.5.  It appears that there are
additional capabilities in CF 4.5.   I can see a difference between the
two configurations when I view the map of the security contexts, but for
the life of me I cannot get CF 4.0 to work, so I am waiting for the
server upgrade.

I hope that this helps.  If you have more specific questions don't
hesitate to ask.

Jerre



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