Integrating OEDQ with Active Directory - Disabling SSL

Hi fellows,
I've just installed OEDQ (latest release) on a Unix machine (deployed on WebLogic Server 10.3.6) but I've a couple of concerns:
SSL Communication --> is it mandatory? I mean, I've tried to expose the dndirector admin page through an OHS Apache Web server. I'm able to access the admin page in plain mode but whenever I try to access a specific functionality (dashboard, user management, server configuration, etc) I'm being redirected to https://<web-server-hostname>:<wls-server-ssl-port>/dndirector, so this is not what I'm expecting. What's wrong? By the way, If SSL is mandatory, is there a way to expose the console via apache (avoiding any redirection)?
OEDQ with Active Directory --> the following documentation -- Integrating OEDQ with Active Directory -- covers just the Single Sign-on configuration (on both Windows/Unix os). What about a simple configuration pointing to an external ldap? The documentation reports the following statement:
It is also possible to configure OEDQ to work with different directory servers for user authentication and user identification. For information on alternative configurations, "see "Contact Us"
So, how can I achieve that?
Any pointers?
Thanks in advance,
Marco

Hi Marco
Was out of the office a bit - apologies for the delay.
It looks like you removed these lines from the configuration:
cdpad.auth
= ldap
cdpad.auth.bindmethod
= digest-md5
cdpad.auth.binddn
= search: sAMAccountName
If these are not present, the user name is combined with @cdpsede.cassaddpp.it and used to login into AD. Depending on how user names are setup, this may or may not work.
If you replace the lines above, then the user account is searched for against the AD UserPrincipalName or the sAMAccountName attributes. The value of the latter attributre is then used as the login attempt.
So for example, if you enter the user name if marco.bonadonna, EDQ would search for an AD entry with userPrincipalName = [email protected] or with sAMAccountName = marco.bonadonna and then it would use the value of the sAMAccountName attribute to connect to AD (using digest-md5 for encryption) along with the password.
If you use
cdpad.auth.binddn = search: dn
then EDQ will use the full distiinguished name (DN) of the entry in the bind attempt.
It is sometimes easier to test connections using a LDAP browser - Apache Directory Studio (see http://directory.apache.org/studio/) is one I use. You can then check user name and password combination outside EDQ.
You can also get additional server logging on LDAP interactions in EDQ by adding the line:
userauth.level = all
to the logging.properties file in the EDQ config directory. Then where will be lots of diagnostics in the EDQ main0,log file.
By the way, there is some documentation for this in the on-line help for EDQ.
Richard

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