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KB-6866: Does Centrify OpenLDAP proxy service (centrifydc-ldapproxy) supports binding through machine credential?

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24 May,16 at 09:56 AM

Applies to: All versions of Centrify OpenLDAP proxy service

Question:
Does Centrify OpenLDAP proxy service (centrifydc-ldapproxy) supports binding through machine credential?

Answer:
Machine credential used for Centrify OpenLDAP proxy service will fail as Centrify OpenLDAP proxy service does not support Kerberos binding. User will have to use ldapsearch with simple bind (-x) instead.

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