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Friday, March 21
LDAP
what is "LDAP" server? & how can we use LDAP in our weblogic environment?
Ashish Gupta
LDAP server is a kind of data store that stores the identity info of users trying to access the resources on weblogic server. Authentication provide looks into this data store to allow access to users based on info stored in LDAP data store. For implementation perspective you can refer oracle documentation
February 2 at 6:13pm
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Praveen Raj Kumar
Basically LDAP is a protocol introduced by Microsoft. It can be used for global user authentication purpose. it reduces the overhead of creating and managing users locally. the access to the consoles and components of weblogic can be managed by tagging these users to groups at LDAP. Above all, this is an optional configuration and weblogic works as it is intended without configuring LDAP.
February 2 at 6:15pm
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Ashish Gupta
Praveen Rajkumar
suppose our LDAP server is down ...in that case is it possible to access any application on weblogic server instance ?
February 2 at 6:22pm
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Praveen Raj Kumar
i suppose here we are talking about enabling LDAP at weblogic level. if this is the case applications can be accessed without any issues. only access to consoles is not possible. still webligic root user can access all consoles as this user will be authenticated against internal LDAP which is embedded LDAP.
February 2 at 6:32pm
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Praveen Raj Kumar
Clustering LDAP servers is always possible if we require failover.
February 2 at 6:34pm
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Praveen Rajkumar
:one quick question : embedded LDAP is used by default authentication provider in weblogic?
February 2 at 9:17pm
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Praveen Raj Kumar
As far as i know weblogic root user will be authenticated against embedded LDAP
February 2 at 11:08pm
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Suresh Ch
how can we use.. LDAP in our production environment
February 2 at 11:09pm
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Praveen Raj Kumar
You would see security realms on weblogic console where you can configure external LDAP
February 2 at 11:12pm
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Suresh Ch
externel LDAP means "is there any need to install it separetly?"
February 2 at 11:19pm
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Praveen Raj Kumar
It is a seperate component than weblogic components. it is to be created first to use.i request you to have a look at documentations available to understand it clearly
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