• gkaran

    (@gkaran)


    I have an issue trying to connect to a server using ldaps.

    I have the following configuration:

    domain controllers: ldaps://<the ldap domain>
    port: 636
    Use TLS: false

    In the test tool I get:

    [INFO] Checking domain controller ports:
    [ERROR] – ldaps://<the ldap domain>:636 – FAILED

    The server does not have a self signed certificate. Am I supposed to do something else in order to allow ldaps connections? The server is which my wordpress is running uses debian and is a fresh installation.

    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/active-directory-integration/

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  • Thread Starter gkaran

    (@gkaran)

    The only thing I haven’t done is the 5th step in the instructions:

    Enable SSL-Admin-Mode by adding the line define(‘FORCE_SSL_ADMIN’, true); to your wp-config.php so that your passwords are not sent in plain-text.

    When I do that my administration panel is not accessible at all.

    Thread Starter gkaran

    (@gkaran)

    I managed to make the site work with FORCE_SSL_ADMIN but still I cannot make the connections to my ldap using ldaps.

    alex.rouk

    (@alexrouk)

    Hi, gkaran
    i had TLS issue and this solution worked for me:
    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/ldaps-failed?replies=6

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