Only reason I am is because I plan on integrating other services in the future and having an LDAP authentication method will allow me to provide these services utilizing the same accounts.
Regards, Marty Godsey -----Original Message----- From: ilya [mailto:ilya.mailing.li...@gmail.com] Sent: Monday, August 1, 2016 2:33 AM To: users@cloudstack.apache.org Subject: Re: LDAP (Active Directory) password concerns I must also mention, i dont use Active Directory.. On 7/31/16 11:29 PM, ilya wrote: > Do you happen to have local account as well as ldap account set? > > It usually follows one authentication method (ldap) followed by > another (local). Please confirm the passwords are different. > > I will be testing ldap this week and will let you know if i see this > issue. I've used it in past, I'd be surprised to see this behavoiur, > last i recall, we dont cache - and do a lookup to LDAP each time user > tries to authenticate.. You should see this in the logs.. > > > Regards, > ilya > > On 7/31/16 11:01 PM, Marty Godsey wrote: >> Hello, >> >> I have a lab CloudStack that is authenticating to an active directory and it >> works great accept one thing. If I change the password on the AD user, ACS >> still allows the user to log into the ACS portal with the old AND the new >> password... >> >> Is there a refresh interval for LDAP accounts? Does it store a hash in the >> ACS database? Did I miss a setting? >> >> Regards, >> Marty Godsey >> >>
