Attempting to change our AD integration from non secure to ssl to solve the Microsoft Channel binding issues. We are on XI version 5.7.4. I have the root cert installed, the sub cert installed and DC cert installed. When I enable SSL/TLS or STARTTLS my AD users are no longer able to sign on into Nagios. Alternatively as a test I tried to add an AD user with SSL/TLS and STARTTLS set and I get an "unable to authenticate: TLS error -8179:Peer's certificate issuer is not recognized.
I have successfully used these exact same certificates on other systems with no issues. What is needed here to fix this:
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Trying to implement AD integration with SSL
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Trying to implement AD integration with SSL
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Re: Trying to implement AD integration with SSL
Here is what the certificates looked like with redacted host names:
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Re: Trying to implement AD integration with SSL
This can be closed. I found another post that refrenced this:
Try adding this to your /etc/openldap/ldap.conf:
CODE: SELECT ALL
TLS_REQCERT allow
Then restart apache and try again:
CODE: SELECT ALL
service httpd restart
See if that allows it to work.
I did the same and it's now working for me.
Try adding this to your /etc/openldap/ldap.conf:
CODE: SELECT ALL
TLS_REQCERT allow
Then restart apache and try again:
CODE: SELECT ALL
service httpd restart
See if that allows it to work.
I did the same and it's now working for me.
Re: Trying to implement AD integration with SSL
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tcanthonyii
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Re: Trying to implement AD integration with SSL
Please resolve.