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LDAP issue with SiteScope application.
Hello All,
We have recently configured LDAP to SiteScope application, seems like unable to login to the application.
Note:Test is succesful
I've enabled Debug mode for authentication and i see below error :
2015-08-31 10:57:44,076 [http-8080-Processor25] INFO - authentication successful, username =[rajesh]
2015-08-31 10:57:44,076 [http-8080-Processor25] ERROR - couldn't find UserConfig for the user rajesh
2015-08-31 10:57:44,091 [http-8080-Processor25] WARN - authentication failed, username =[]
Any thoughts?

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Re: LDAP issue with SiteScope application.
This means that the LDAP server successfully authenticated the user, but SiS has no user permissions configurated for it. You need either to create roles for LDAP groups or enable all LDAP users as viewers in preferences, but they will not have any other permissions.
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Re: LDAP issue with SiteScope application.
I have the same issue. Authentication to AD is successful, but the user cannot login. I have a role created linked to an AD group. The user is a member of the AD group. I also verified the user is NOT in any other groups/roles related to the scope. Still the user cannot login. SiteScope 11.33.
Any ideas?

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Re: LDAP issue with SiteScope application.
I had two LDAP issues recently where users could not login. Here were my two fixes:
- Due to an upgrade from 11.24 to 11.33, one LDAP setting(User Mgmt Prefs>Default Settings>Edit) was missing:
- LDAP user group identification attribute name: member
- I had a corrupt role where the user was no longer a member of the corresponding AD group. The user was moved to a different role/AD group. I deleted the old role and recreated it and user was now able to login having the correct permissions of his new role.