To find and import Active Directory users your SuperOffice NetServer server has to be in the Active Directory domain. The Settings and Maintenance (Administration) module in SuperOffice 8 is entirely web-based, which means that the module totally relies on the NetServer. Troubleshooting SuperOffice NetServer server is not in your Active Directory domain Container is the root node in AD from where the lookup procedure will start looking for AD users when linking them to SuperOffice users.Ĭlick on the Validate button to confirm that your AD user can authenticate. Tick the Enable AD Authentication checkboxįill in the correct AD Domain, Username, Password, and Container. Open the Product configuration application. You need to enable and set up AD authentication in NetServer: This is NOT a recommended scenario and we strongly advise against that. To get the Single Sign-on experience where the user does not get the login dialog at all, it would require that the Active Directory is exposed to the DMZ. Our recommended installation scenario #2 is to use Reverse Proxy in the DMZ. If you have users from different domains, then make sure that the domain you want to add users from is set up in the SuperOffice Web config when you add users. In earlier versions both Web and Service had their own login making AD authentication a bit more difficult than from 8.1.
Another advantage is that the existing password policy is enforced making sure that users have strong passwordsįrom SuperOffice 8.1 all user authentication is done by the Web client. This is a user-friendly and secure way to integrate SuperOffice into your environment and it does not impose new credentials for your users to remember. SuperOffice integrates well with an existing Active Directory infrastructure allowing users to easily log in using their existing domain credentials. To be able to change and add users you need the functional right General administrator or User administrator. By default, we deliver an Active Directory authentication plugin and the SuperOffice authentication type. SuperOffice uses a plugin-based, open-ended authentication system.
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