I managed to configure the Base DN (ou=openfire,dc=fx,dc=local) and Administrator DN (cn=openfire,cn=users,dc=fx,dc=local) successfully.
User OpenFire is located in the default users folder (under domain.local).
All other users located in under (SBS2003)
Domain.local
MyBusiness
Users
SBSUsers
(AD structure described in the picture attached)
The user OpenFire authenticates successfully, my problem is with the user filter, tried (&(objectClass=organizationalPerson)(memberOf=CN=OpenFireUsers,OU=OpenFire,DC=d omain,DC=local))
all I get is an Error (with no details).
I can skip successfully the user mapping and group mapping with the default values but on the next step where I enter a user to be administrator, it can’t find any users.
If I skip this step without adding any user, the process ends “Successfully” but I can’t log in to the administration console (not even with the OpenFire user).
Ensure that the administrator account that controls the LDAP connectivity and that you use to log onto the console, is also a member of the group OpenFireUsers and also you seem to have a miss match within the distinguished name (don’t know if this is a typo)
Base DN (ou=openfire,dc=fx,dc=local) and (memberOf=CN=OpenFireUsers,OU=OpenFire,DC=d omain,DC=local))
User filter: (&(objectClass=organizationalPerson)(memberOf=CN=OpenFireUsers,OU=OpenFire,DC=f x,DC=local))
Group Filter: (&(objectClass=Group)(memberOf=CN=OpenFireGroups,OU=OpenFire,DC=fx,DC=local))
In the administration console I can see my users, I can see my groups, and everything looks splendid, but when I log in with a Spark client I cannot see any of the groups or users, I can only search for a certain user and it finds him.
ldap.groupSearchField (&(objectClass=group)(cn=OpenFireGroups*)) The * (wildcard) can be removed if you only have one group called OpenFireGroups. Note nested groups are not recognised so place users directly into the group.
