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first i try to allow on nethserver the ports 636 and 389
on the nextcloud container i allowed with ufw installed (debian 10 no gui obviously)
ufw allow 636
ufw allow 389
so on nextcloud ldap parameters (user admin settings–>install ldap module first and on ldap configuration put the following):
(this ip is fictif)
1str line: ldaps://192.168.4.30 (nethserver side info go to: ip active directory "users and groups --> active directory local–> click details -> 6th line “IP active directory”“the ad sssd ip container”)--------------- port 636
2nd line: ldapservice@ad.job.local
3rd line: bind password from your nethserver (users and groups --> active directory local–> click details -> 2nd line ( Bind password))
save the information of authentication (button)
4th line: dc=ad,dc=job,dc=local detect if you have green light you have already contacted the server
on the pane users
i had selected: computer, person,user
change request LDAP:
SELECT THE AD GROUPS NAME THAT YOU HAVE CREATED ON NETHSERVER USERS AND GROUPS, AND USERS (CHOICE showed on the nextcloud LDAP filter)
login attributs :
user LDAP/AD (selected)
change LDAP request:
select domain users, nethserver user AD groups, etc (as you like) …
Groups
only this object classes: group, top
only on this groups: Administrators, account operators, domain users, users, “nethserver ad group. created on nethserver users and groups”
click the button
verify the settings …
done
log off from your nextcloud user account
nextcloud web login
login user: tato
password: your ad user password
and there you go
after that will show to you as the first nextcloud login landing page