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Server version: Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS
Snipe-IT version: 7.1.15 - build 16052
Browser-specific issue: No
For compliance reasons, we had to enable the option "Require LDAP signing" on our Domain Controllers (Server 2022). This caused our Snipe-IT setup to break with the error "Could not bind to LDAP: Strong(er) authentication required". Is there any workaround or plan to support this kind of binding?
Note that the above is not the same as LDAPS (which you already support), but SASL.
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Is it possible that we already do support this, with our client-side certificates support? I've only ever seen that used with Google LDAP, but if it's the same protocol (and I think it's also SASL-based there), then it might work for you as well? Please do let us know, I'm really curious about that.
Server version: Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS
Snipe-IT version: 7.1.15 - build 16052
Browser-specific issue: No
For compliance reasons, we had to enable the option "Require LDAP signing" on our Domain Controllers (Server 2022). This caused our Snipe-IT setup to break with the error "Could not bind to LDAP: Strong(er) authentication required". Is there any workaround or plan to support this kind of binding?
Note that the above is not the same as LDAPS (which you already support), but SASL.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: