We use the Spring Security package ( Version 1.0.6 ). You can find the full configuration documentation here: Grails-Spring-Security-LDAP
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VetView Configuration File: //Turn this switch on to enable Active Directory/LDAP Integration Other Information: |
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VetView Configuration File: grails.plugins.springsecurity.ldap.context.managerDn=CN=VM-SVCVetViewAuth,OU=VM-ServiceAccounts,OU=HoldingIDs,OU=IDs,OU=VM,OU=DelegatedObjects,DC=cornell,DC=edu Other Information: The only difference in our setup then others is we combined the managerDN w/ the search base (I.e. where to start). |
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VetView Configuration File: grails.plugins.springsecurity.ldap.context.managerDn=cn=<username>,ou=Organizations,o=University of Minnesota,c=US Other Information: |
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VetView Configuration File: grails.plugins.springsecurity.ldap.active=true Other Information: There are multiple domains (UMC-USERS/col.missouri.edu for faculty and staff, and TIGERS/tig.mizzou.edu for students) so we point to the Global Address Catalog port 3268 instead of 636 and use a search base of DC=edu. The search filter is on sAMAccountName, so it’s looking for the AD username (MU calls it PawPrint). |