Getting Data In

I can´t bind the LDAP authentication on Splunk

JoseMaría
Explorer

Hi, I have a problem with splunk that is getting too long as I can't find the problem.

I have a laboratory in which I want to access Splunk through the users I have in LDAP, as it is a laboratory, I have only created the "Admin" by default and another called "Josemaría" if necessary, but I always see myself with this trouble.

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My configuration is as follows.

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And if it helps, my tree in LDAP which is very small for that reason, because it is for testing.

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I need help and would greatly appreciate those who try to help me. Thank you very much in advance, greetings!

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codebuilder
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"Bind DN" is generally a username or email address of an account authorized to bind to the LDAP server.
First try replacing what you have currently with simply "Administrator", assuming that is a valid bind user account.

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