We are having a problem with a single student whose account was deleted from
LDAP by Technology, and then had her account re-established. She has the
same username and status as she used to have.
She is now unable to login to any of the library resources that use LDAP to
authenticate patrons.
On 10/6/2010 10:44, Amy wrote:
We are having a problem with a single student whose account was deleted from
LDAP by Technology, and then had her account re-established. She has the
same username and status as she used to have.
She is now unable to login to any of the library resources that
Is there a unique ID delivered by your LDAP that is different from the
username, and could the apps be using that unique ID to match to
accounts instead of username? Some weird alphanumeric string that is
only used internally, but when they recreated her account she got a
different one?
On Wed, 6 Oct 2010, Amy wrote:
We are having a problem with a single student whose account was deleted from
LDAP by Technology, and then had her account re-established. She has the
same username and status as she used to have.
She is now unable to login to any of the library resources that
