Will Luminis look to its authentication system if a user is not found in the external campus LDAP

Hi,
Question:
Say you have a user - layoutOwner who owns a layout and is a system account
you need to login as that user to manage its fragment

when you login, do you use a password that is stored on the campus ldap - meaning that we would have to have an entry in the campus ldap

OR, will Luminis check the campus LDAP to determine if the user exists there, and if it does not, it then looks for the password within its own system

It does not work that way in Luminis III
 

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EAS Setup

This will work if you setup your eas to check the campus ldap first and the Luminis ldap second.  I do not have any of the fragment owners added to our campus ldap and use the password stored in Luminis ldap to login.

Alicia

EAS Setup

Hi,

Can you help me with the configman settings and the  jaas.conf settings?

This is what we currently have -- but, it's not working.

jaas.conf file

jaasEas {
com.pipeline.security.authen.JaasLdapLoginModule
sufficient prefix=security.ias.eas.ldap;
com.pipeline.security.authen.JaasLdapLoginModule
sufficient prefix=security.ias.eas.lumldap;
};
 

 

 

 

 

 

Depends on EAS setup

It depends on your EAS setup. If you setup the Luminis LDAP to act as a fallback, or as a fallback for only certain roles, then what you are looking for is fairly easily done via the EAS setup.

EAS Setup

 

Hi,

Can you help me with the configman settings and the  jaas.conf settings?

This is what we currently have -- but, it's not working.

jaas.conf file

jaasEas {
com.pipeline.security.authen.JaasLdapLoginModule
sufficient prefix=security.ias.eas.ldap;
com.pipeline.security.authen.JaasLdapLoginModule
sufficient prefix=security.ias.eas.lumldap;
};

 

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