LDAP configuration issues
1. Does the LDAP Integration allow RTC to authentication the user credentials from their corporate account (and password)? If not, how do you set the password for an account imported from the LDAP server?
2. We've created some accounts prior to setting up the LDAP integration. Since setting up the LDAP integration, it appears that RTC recognizes these same accounts on the LDAP server and will not allow us to import the "real" account from LDAP. Is it possible to delete and re-import these accounts? |
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Yes, RTC supports LDAP authentication. Authentication is managed by the container (WAS / Tomcat). The tech notes available at https://jazz.net/learn/tech-notes/ describes the steps to configure LDAP on Tomcat and WAS.
After you configure the LDAP properties using Jazz setup wizard (See tech notes), you can open up a user record and change it to values present in LDAP. Changing the values (email address and name) to the ones present in LDAP is only available in Eclipse UI. RTC also has a LDAP nightly sync task (runs at 1AM every day) to synchronize the user information. --- Balaji Jazz Server Team 1. Does the LDAP Integration allow RTC to authentication the user credentials from their corporate account (and password)? If not, how do you set the password for an account imported from the LDAP server? |
I have a follow-up question. If the user information is stored on the Jazz side, does that include their password? We have a Jazz server on WebSphere 6.1 and using DB2 as a repoistory, and we are using LDAP/BluePages for authentication. If an end-user changes their password, will they be able to immediately (i.e. in the following 5 - 10 minutes) be able to login to the Jazz user using the new password? Or is it cached or stored on the Jazz side as well and they have to wait until the LDAP nightly task is run for the password to update?
Thanks in advance! Chris |
chris_errichetti@us.ibm-dot-com.no-spam.invalid (cerrichetti) wrote in
news:gr2f3q$1qc$1@localhost.localdomain: does that include their password? From what I know, no. Authentication is done at the j2EE level. -- Christophe Elek Serviceability Architect IBM Software Group - Rational |
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It is not stored in Jazz. You should be able to immediately login to Jazz server.
--- Balaji I have a follow-up question. If the user information is stored on the Jazz side, does that include their password? We have a Jazz server on WebSphere 6.1 and using DB2 as a repoistory, and we are using LDAP/BluePages for authentication. If an end-user changes their password, will they be able to immediately (i.e. in the following 5 - 10 minutes) be able to login to the Jazz user using the new password? Or is it cached or stored on the Jazz side as well and they have to wait until the LDAP nightly task is run for the password to update? |
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