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# Click on 'Enable' column in front of LDAP server. Increase 'LDAP server' priority in comparison to 'Email server'. | # Click on 'Enable' column in front of LDAP server. Increase 'LDAP server' priority in comparison to 'Email server'. | ||
# Log out and login as LDAP user to confirm | # Log out and login as LDAP user to confirm | ||
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Configuring LDAP based authentication for moodle
- yum -y install php-ldap
- service httpd reload
- Login as moodle administrator
- Go to Advanced features -> Plugins -> Authentication -> Manage authentication -> LDAP server
- Enter LDAP server URL
- Select "Yes" for hide password
- Choose "posixAccount" as UserType
- Enter "basedn" in contexts
- Search subcontexts - "Yes"
- User attribute - uid
- Member attribute - memberuid
- Member attribute uses dn - 0
- Use standard page for changing password - "Yes"
- Password-format "Sha1-hash"
- Field attributes:
- First name
- gn
- Sur name
- sn
- Address
- postalAddress
- Phone number
- telephoneNumber
- Click on 'Enable' column in front of LDAP server. Increase 'LDAP server' priority in comparison to 'Email server'.
- Log out and login as LDAP user to confirm
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