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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Next Active Directory Integration] Disable your nag license noticeHi Jamie,
thank you for this message – you are absolutely right. We will change this behaviour with the next release.Sorry for the inconveniences!
Just the usual suspects:
– SELinux enabled and not allowing httpd to establish network connections
– some weird PHP settings for network socketsPatrick,
you have verified the incoming TCP packets and I assume they are received by the Active Directory (security event log should contain a login event).
Did you *also* check that the response packets from the Active Directory have been sent through the firewall? As I can see the TCP connection between WordPress/NADI and Active Directory is open but no response has been received (5 seconds timeout).
This could be
– Invalid masquerading configuration for outgoing packets on your firewall
– MTU mismatch
– Non-stateless firewall and not allowing to send packets from your internal network to Pantheon. Highly unlikely.P.S.: I just want to clearify that the additional charges would only occur if we would detect a misconfiguration in your network environment.
If they are using the on-premises Active Directory: NADI is able to sync the users from their on-premises AD to WordPress. The images in the AD user’s attribute (e.g. thumbnailPhoto) can be synced as well.
None of the services you listed is related to NADI. NADI only works with an Active Directory instance. Either installed on one of your servers or by using the Azure Active Directory Services, a hosted alternative in Azure.
The solutions you listed are only methods how and where users are stored.This depends upon the type of Active Directory. If your client uses Azure Active Directory: this won’t work – NADI itself won’t work with it.
If your client uses Azure Active Directory Domain Services: Yes, it should work.
See our FAQ (https://active-directory-wp.com/docs/FAQ/index.html) for more details.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Next Active Directory Integration] Map existing Buddypress usersAs Buddypress users are simple WordPress users, they are mapped to their Active Directory user-counterparts.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Next Active Directory Integration] Can SSO use pre-windows 2000 username?Using the “Account suffix” option from Configuration > User should solve your problem.
With the newest versions of NADI > 2.0.14 we use a PHP syntax only available since 5.6. You have to upgrade your PHP version.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Next Active Directory Integration] Active Directory on local serverYes. Please make sure you are following our advices for establishing a secure and encrypted LDAP connection (https://active-directory-wp.com/docs/Networking/index.html).
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Next Active Directory Integration] anonymous/windows authentication!Enabling ANONYMOUS authentication implies that SSO no longer will work. Please get in contact with the guys from wp-cron to check the issue with Windows Authentication and their plug-in or get in touch with us so we can fix the problem.
Greetings!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Next Active Directory Integration] ADFS auth?ADFS is not supported.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Next Active Directory Integration] Redirect to homepageThis sounds more like a wrong mod_rewrite configuration in your .htaccess file than a problem related to NADI.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Next Active Directory Integration] Wget trigger the Sync To WordPressYou have to provide the NTLM credentials when calling the script.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Next Active Directory Integration] Delete disabled usersNADI does not automatically support the deletion of disabled users. There are too many corner cases which we can’t handle. Feel free to use the WordPress API to iterate over disabled users and remove them and their dependencies 🙂