LDAPUsers in aqua can be authenticated via LDAP. Precondition: the user has been created in aqua before, that is, the given username exists in both systems, in aqua and in LDAP.
InstallationFirst, stop the server. To do so, open the IIS-Manager on Microsoft Server.
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![]() Click on 'aquaAPIPool' and stop it with the button on the right side first.
After that please stop 'aquaFileServerPool', 'aquaWebservicePool' and (if installed) 'aquaWebNGAppPool'.
Your Server is stopped now.
ConfigurationOpen Web.config file of aqua Backend. It is usually located here:
C:\Program Files\andagon GmbH\aqua For IIS\Web\Webservice
Ensure that RemotingModules section is declared in <configSections>. Furthermore, define <RemotingModules> section and include reference to aquaLDAP. As a third step, add LDAP settings to <appSettings> section.
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<configSections>
<section name="CompatibleClients" type="aqua.Server.Configuration.CompatibleClientSection, aquaUtils" />
<section name="RemotingModules" type="aqua.Server.Configuration.RemotingModulesSection, aquaUtils" />
</configSections>
<RemotingModules>
<RemotingModules>
<RemotingModule ModuleProviderClass="aqua.LDAP.RemotingModuleProvider" DllPath="aquaLDAP" />
</RemotingModules>
</RemotingModules>
<appSettings>
...
<add key="LDAP.ServerAddress" value="192.168.56.101" />
<add key="LDAP.ServerPort" value="389" />
<add key="LDAP.UseSSL" value="false" />
<add key="LDAP.BaseDN" value="ou=aqua,dc=andagon,dc=com " />
<add key="LDAP.UsernameFilter" value="uid={0}" />
<add key="LDAP.DiscoveryUserDN" value="" />
<add key="LDAP.DiscoveryUserPassword" value="" />
</appSettings>
...
Save and close Web.config
Start aqua ServerAfter configuration, you can start your aqua server. Go back to IIS-Manager and start 'aquaAPIPool, 'aquaFileServerPool', 'aquaWebservicePool'.
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