Hey guys,
I've recently disabled anonymous binds and required TLS on my OpenLDAP sever in order to log in.
Back when I was testing and anonymous binds were enabled and TLS was off I could get LDAP accounts to login to the servers. And using a simple tool like "authconfig-tui" under CentOS was all I needed to use to set that up.
Where can I find the docs to configure a client server to allow LDAP account logins with anonymous binds disabled and TLS required on the OpenLDAP server?
I need to do this for both Red Hat/CentOS machines and Ubuntu clients as well.
I've been googling and haven't found anything helpful for both types.
Thanks, Tim
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--On Thursday, December 24, 2015 4:35 PM -0500 bluethundr@gmail.com wrote:
Hey guys,
I've recently disabled anonymous binds and required TLS on my OpenLDAP sever in order to log in.
Do you mean you disabled simple binds using anonymous auth? If so, then you'll have to configure an alternative method to bind, like SASL/EXTERNAL, etc.
Back when I was testing and anonymous binds were enabled and TLS was off I could get LDAP accounts to login to the servers. And using a simple tool like "authconfig-tui" under CentOS was all I needed to use to set that up.
I believe that tool uses simple binds.
Where can I find the docs to configure a client server to allow LDAP account logins with anonymous binds disabled and TLS required on the OpenLDAP server?
My guess is you are confusing anonymous auth with anonymous binds.
--Quanah
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