LDAP / Active Directory Integration Configuration

[cheta]

that's my version:
LDAP Authentication
Provides LDAP authentication for Nagios XI. Experimental.
Version: 0.3 Author: Nagios Enterprises, LLC

[rkennedy]

What version of XI are you running? There is a newer component out, 1.0.4 so you may need to update XI + your components to get the latest -

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LDAP / Active Directory Integration
Allows LDAP / Active Directory to be used as a central user authentication source for Nagios XI.
Version: 1.0.4 Author: Nagios Enterprises, LLC 	Core	Edit	1.0.4

[cheta]

let me try it

[cheta]

Can u link me the plugin pls?

[hsmith]

What version of Nagios XI are you running?

[cheta]

Your Nagios XI installation is up to date.
Latest Available Version: 5.2.5
Installed Version: 5.2.5
Last Update Check: 2016-04-04 12:16:23

[cheta]

btw i'm behind a proxy that maybe can cause some conflicts?

[hsmith]

Have you given this a shot?

Thanks for confirming.What was the outcome of this previous question?

Have you tried specifying your full DN as the username when importing?

uid=admin,cn=users,cn=accounts,dc=example,dc=com

Also:

And the proxy can cause some issues with updating the component. Under the Administration menu, there is a button that says 'manage components'. On this screen, hit 'check for updates', and then 'install updates'.

[cheta]

yes i did ut it correctly.

and i can install component's upgrade,
but when i try to login to my ldap server this message appear :
Unable to authenticate: Could not connect to the LDAP server selected

and i use my admin/password credentials.
what can ido?

[bwallace]

Run a quick tcpdump from the Nagios server while you reproduce. This should confirm if the server is indeed unreachable or it is reachable but perhaps there is a discrepancy with credentials or something else.

SSH into your Nagios XI machine and start a tcpdump using this cmd:

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tcpdump -s 0 -i any -w Test.pcap

*If you get the error: "-bash: tcpdump: command not found" then install it with this cmd

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yum install tcpdump

+ once tcpdump is running reproduce the issue
+ stop the tcpdump = Ctl+c

take the .pcap file and load it into Wireshark and have a look or, feel free to PM it to me and I'd be happy to take a look. Let me know the Nagios Server IP and your LDAP server IP. - thanks -