I’ve been trying to get SuiteCRM to use AD. I have enabled ladp for php. I keep getting errors. You must specify a valid username and password. I am supplying a valid username/password from AD. How do I tell the connection is working? 389 is open on the supplied Domain Controller (or people wouldn’t be able to login to the domain). Am I missing anything?
Try it again with your DC’s IP address instead.
Update-I was unable to use FQDN for my AD Server though resolution was okay.
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That did work. Do you know how the group feature works? Can I have a group that is for users in AD that can be checked to give access or not?
The concept is pretty clear, though sadly I haven’t used it. I honestly fumbled around with AD to the point till using the DC IP instead of FQDN, then I never went back to attempt to limit via groups.
The little i information symbols cover all the forest stuff you need to provide. Should work well, provide an update if you get it rolling?
Update-To answer you last question, yes that is correct. Users have to be a member of the domain, and within a specified group if you use group.
-Nate
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