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Joomla LDAP and backslash before CN

Mambots used: Joomla LDAP and LDAP SSI
LDAP source = Windows 2003 Active Directory

Problem: I am trying to configure LDAP authentication for Joomla so that users can authenticate to the website and their account gets created automatically.

I have succeeded so far that I am able to logon by typing  "AD\username", but avoiding that "AD" in the beginning makes me grazy.

I have tried to put settings like CN=AD (or O=AD or OU=AD), DC=xxx, DC=yyy, DC=com everywhere in settings (Base DN, Users DN) and "AD\ or AD\&[search]" in search string etc... but no success so far. Either logon fails totally or I am able to logon AD\username but not just with "username".

I have followed http://sammoffatt.com.au/jauthtools/LDAP_Tools/Install_Guide  and MS Active Directory related documentation, but haven't been able to find answer so far.

I don't know how our AD is configured excactly, but with other LDAP systems authenticating towards Active Directory AD\%s worked just fine. For Joomla LDAP it doesn't and I do not understand what I am doing wrong.
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Edit Question seems to be in loop, so, here is re-phrased version of the question.

Mambots used: Joomla LDAP and LDAP SSI
LDAP source = Windows 2003 Active Directory

Problem: I am trying to configure LDAP authentication for Joomla so that users can authenticate to the website and their account gets created automatically.

I have succeeded so far that I am able to logon by typing  "AD\username", but avoiding that "AD" in the beginning makes me grazy.

I have tried to put settings like CN=AD (or O=AD or OU=AD), DC=xxx, DC=yyy, DC=com everywhere in settings (Base DN, Users DN) and "AD\ or AD\&[search]" in search string etc... but no success so far. Either logon fails totally or I am able to logon AD\username but not just with "username".

I have followed http://sammoffatt.com.au/jauthtools/LDAP_Tools/Install_Guide  and MS Active Directory related documentation, but haven't been able to find answer so far.

I don't know how our AD is configured excactly, but with other LDAP systems authenticating towards Active Directory AD\%s worked just fine. For Joomla LDAP it doesn't and I do not understand what I am doing wrong.
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Hey,

I haven't used Joomla at all, but I'd like to try and help you with this if you still need it?

Chris
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Let's close the case. We are looking another solution to replace Joomla, making this issue obsolete.
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No solution, time passed the problem where Joomla will be replaced.
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