Microsoft is enforcing LDAPS for active directory services. https://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/Microsoft-stellt-Domaincontroller-langsam-auf-LDAPS-um-4666079.html So we have to configure all ivyEngine user synch connections to use LDAP(S). How can this be done? Simply enabling 'SSL' option doesn't seem to be enough. We have multiple workflow app on differen ivyEngine (4.3, 5.1, 7.0) versions in use. Is there a generic approach to use that works als in older environments? asked 29.04.2020 at 05:39 SupportIvyTeam ♦♦ |
The approach below still works, but there is an update to this question for newer versions of Ivy on our new community page: https://community.axonivy.com/d/58-how-to-migrate-active-directory-connection-to-ldaps-ssl The generic approach that should work in any ivyEngine: 1. Set the SSL Debug flag Set the JVM system property
2. Determine the truststore in use The truststore that contains the accepted certificats of your engine runtime must be identified. The location differs according to your operating system and ivyEngine version (JVM version). Analyse the Axon.ivy console log and find the log entry exposing your 'truststore' . E.g. ( 3. Add Certificates to Truststore Add all parent certificates of your LDAP(S) server to the truststore using the
You may use a GUI such as https://keystore-explorer.org/ to verify that certificates have been propertly added. But that should just be used for verification. Adding certificates with this tooling may lead to corrupt truststores (and the engine/HTTPS connctor no longer starts correctly). 3.2 Verify, that the issuer of your certificate is in the truststore. In most cases you have to add internal company CA certs that will finally link to a ROOT CA Issuer. 4. Enable SSL connections ... for your Active Directory security system
5. Trigger the synchronization If the connection is not working: check the Axon.ivy console.log for SSL debug output. In most cases a certificate in the chain is missing. As a first step: Verify that your added certificates appear in the list of trusted certs: See point 3.2 to analyze the cert-chain. NOTE: At the end, do not forget tor remove the answered 29.04.2020 at 05:48 Reguel Werme... ♦♦ SupportIvyTeam ♦♦ |
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