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The LDAP Directory Manager allows allows you to integrate Joget with your existing AD/LDAP server.  The The enhanced LDAP Directory Manager implements all methods on the Joget Directory Manager class. In other words, it has been made possible to list and navigate through user, department and group entities in Joget itself. This plugin will allow you to seamlessly manage your Active Directory(AD) within Joget apps. You will achieve these once you configured this plugin.
  • AD users can login with their AD username & password in Joget apps.
  • AD user data not stored inside dir_user table.
    • All user-data related operations will query the AD
  • Able to view AD users in Joget user management in READONLY mode
  • AD user credentials are managed outside of Joget's control
    • via preferred LDAP browser
  • Local users can still login, if valid credentials exist in dir_user table.
  • MFA (Multi Factor Authentication) cannot be turned on because there is no SEDM ( Security Enhanced Directory Manager).

Cautions And Warnings


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Do not lock yourself out when you are configuring any Directory Manager plugin. Keep your browser session open and perform actual test in other machine/browser so that in case of any wrong configurations used, you can still continue to make amends

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In case you have a misconfiguration and cannot login, you can make use of the credential set

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during configuration ( Admin Username (Principal) & Admin Password (Credential) ) to login as the administrator.

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Should you forgotten all the details during LDAP or any Security Enhanced Directory Manager configuration and you have Locked yourself out,  please use this workaround :

To disable your LDAP plugin, get into the database

1) Remove the password column value in dir_user

  • Replace the password column value with new value : admin


2) In wf_setup >delete any directory manager records

  • Remove the 2 rows that starts with "directoryManager".

Then, Joget Workflow will fallback to default directory manager again.

Once you are ready to reconfigure a new LDAP within Joget, turn on Debug Mode when configuring your LDAP and test using other browsers so that you don't lock yourself out again.

 


The LDAP Directory Manager has a a Debug Mode (option in the last tab) which is highly recommended to be turned on when configuring the LDAP plugin for the first time or when you are having issues. When debug mode is on, you can find all the search queries performed by the directory manager. They will all be logged into the joget.log files. From there, you can observe the search filter string and improve the accuracy and performance of the lookup. You can remove the debug checkbox once everything is running well.


User license determines how many eventual users (sorted alphabetically by username in ascending order) from your LDAP/AD who can login to Joget. Make sure that you configure the plugin accordingly.

As for the 3 users limitation with trial license, you will need to remove all the other users until your test user can be at the top 3 spot in the user list.


LDAP Directory Manager Properties

Configure LDAP Directory Manager


Figure 1: Configure LDAP Directory Manager

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User Base DN

User Base DN

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If you set the "User Base DN" to your LDAP Root DN, it means that the search will start from the Root DN until it finds all the results that matched the search filter.

So, setting the "User Base DN" precisely is very important as it will decide where the search is starting from. It will save all the unnecessary search between the Root DN to your "User Base DN".

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DC=joget,DC=org
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titleUnder the Root DN, you have the following DN:
DC=HR,DC=joget,DC=org
DC=Product Department,DC=joget,DC=org
DC=Operation,DC=joget,DC=org
DC=Users,DC=joget,DC=org

If your users are all under "DC=Users,DC=joget,DC=org", you should set this to "User Base DN".

By doing this, it will not go through all the other entries and it's child entries before reaching "DC=Users,DC=joget,DC=org".

User Import Search Filter

(objectClass=person)

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(&(objectClass=person)(|(cn=admin)(cn=cat)(cn=jack)(cn=john)(cn=jackie)))

This mean all the LDAP entries which have "objectClass" attribute equals to "person" and "cn" attribute equals to either "admin", "cat", "jack", "john" or "jackie" are Joget users.

So, when a login is performed by "admin", the search filter will add additional filter and become "(&(&(objectClass=person)(|(cn=admin)(cn=cat)(cn=jack)(cn=john)(cn=jackie)))(cn=admin))". 

You will notice an extra (cn=admin) is added to the search filter to make sure it return only the "admin" user.

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titleUser License

User license determines on how many eventual users (sorted alphabetically) from your LDAP/AD can log in into the system. You can make use of this attribute to control amount of users returned from your LDAP.
For the trial license, there is a 3-user limitation: if you would like to perform tests on several test users, you will need to remove all the other users until your test user can be in the top 3 spots in the user list.
Do refer LDAP User Management

Please refer to other LDAP Search Filter syntax.

Attribute Mapping - Username

cn

Attribute Mapping - First Name

givenName

Attribute Mapping - Last Name

sn

Attribute Mapping - Email

mail

Attribute Mapping - Status


Attribute Mapping - Time Zone

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Attribute Mapping - Locale

en_US

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Admin Role Base DN


Admin Role Import Search Filter

(&(objectClass=person)(cn=admin))

Please refer to other LDAP Search Filter syntax.

Attribute Mapping - Users

cn

Map To LDAP User Entry Primary Attribute

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Mapping admin_role from your LDAP is as follows:

1. Create a new organizational unit in your LDAP. For example, the new "ou" is "ou=adminrole,dc=example,dc=org".

2. Create "cn" entries of usernames who have the admin role in Joget. The usernames must exist in your users "ou=people,dc=example,dc=org" property.

3. In Joget LDAP Directory Manager configuration, set the properties accordingly.
Below is an example but it will differ from everyone else because each organization's LDAP is different:

  • Admin Role Base DN: ou=adminrole,dc=example,dc=org
  • Admin Role Import Search Filter: (objectClass=person)
  • Attribute Mapping - Users: cn
  • Map To LDAP User Entry Primary Attribute: uid ( Set this to the same attribute you used in User 
  • Attribute Mapping - Username" [Tab 2])

4. Open incognito mode in your favorite browser and log in to Joget to test the new username with the admin role. Leave your main browser open in "Configure LDAP Directory Manager" in case you need to make some changes.

5. Go to "Setup User" and click on your test username to view the user profile information. You should see "Role(s): ROLE_USER, ROLE_ADMIN".

6. Enable "Debug Mode" to check for errors, below shows the correct setting:

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INFO org.joget.plugin.ldap.DirectoryManagerLDAPImpl - URL: ldap://localhost:389__Admin Username: cn=admin,dc=example,dc=org__Root DN: dc=example,dc=org__User Base DN: ou=people,dc=example,dc=org__Group Base DN: __Department Base DN: __Grade Base DN: __Role Admin Base DN: ou=adminrole,dc=example,dc=org

You have to keep trying various configurations until you succeed

Advanced


Figure 8: Advance Properties

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