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I'll try it. It will take a config change on the LDAP server so may take a few days to schedule/test it.

Looks like seven OUs and more than 500 users (LDAP limit is set to 500 max query). The post here https://support.nagios.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=43890#p221477 shows the actual results of LDAP queries from the command line on my Nagios XI vm. That screenshot of the LDAP server setup page *is...

I think you are referring to the Base DN under "Authentication Server Settings" (see attached pic)? I am not able to include an OU in that field because Nagios is requiring the admin user to bind to the LDAP server to do the import. The admin user (cn=admin,dc=example,dc=com) is defined un...

I spent a couple hours on this today which involved provisioning the VM on a different subnet (it was on a test subnet) and installing the Centos openldap utilities to troubleshoot. We have many other application servers on this subnet running and performing LDAP authentication so any ACL or IP addr...

When you import a user from AD or LDAP, the password used is the one from the AD or LDAP server so it is a single password and does not have to be managed in the Nagios Interface. Is nagios "storing" the LDAP password hash then? If that's the case, password changes will require a re-impor...

Regarding the import, perhaps the LDAP integration is not what I was expecting. A better question may be: If I import users from LDAP, will they need to have a password defined in Nagios, or will Nagios query LDAP for authentication? (I don't want to have to manage passwords in two places; LDAP *and...

I'm evaluating NagiosXi and would like to import users from our OpenLDAP server in order to define various administrators. I have a few questions: 1) We have anonymous binds enabled. Does Xi allow anonymous logins to import users? I was not able to connect leaving the user/pass fields blank. 2) Do u...