#Ejabberd active directory authentication password
With cloud authentication, you can choose from two options: Azure AD password hash synchronization. I'm developing an open source monitoring app called Leaf Node Monitoring, for windows, linux & android. Coupled with single sign-on (SSO), users can sign in to cloud apps without having to reenter their credentials. It is tested with an mixed Server 2008 / Server 2012 Active Directory, and ejabberd 2.1.10 running on Debian 7 and Ubuntu 12.04. What to try next? Do I need to tweak an ACL entry? Is there any information I need to dig up? Hopefully someone here will be able to help me with this. When you choose this authentication method, Azure AD handles users sign-in process. logging in as any other AD user does not work :-(, I feel so alone on my jabber server :-) Than I tried logging in with a IM client, I tried both Spark and Pidgin, giving the same results : I than tried logging in again and noticed that I needed to enter the AD password for the "admin" account (this account does exists and is actually the renamed Administrator account). The ldap server is a fully patched MS Windows 2003r2 server running Active Directory.
I started the application and tested the web admin, this worked without problems.Īfter that I edited /opt/ejabber-x.x/conf/ejabber.cfg for LDAP authentication and something with vcards, as per the docs at and restarted the server. So I downloaded ejabberd-2.0.2_2-linux-x86-installer.bin which installed fine. Did not use the universe ejabber packages, because they seemed old. The ejabber server is a fully updated Ubuntu 8.04.1 server.
Most things went well, but now I'm more or less stuck. I'm trying to set up ejabber in our testlab to compare it with Openfire.
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