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gryan · ‎04-22-2012

Thanks for your reply. The Centrify module for Apache is not free... therefore it's not an option. I have an apache2 proxy built, however I have been unable to get it to populate the REMOTE_USER variable. Additionally, it's unclear as to what auth module is recommended for domain lookups into AD. Can you shed some light on that? I'm looking for the shortest/cheapest path toward true SSO and the Centrify addon looked like it would accomplish that, but unfortunately it only got me half way there. I do appreciate your time and your recommendations. Thanks, G

gryan · ‎04-22-2012

Thanks for your reply. The Centrify module for Apache is not free... therefore it's not an option. I have an apache2 proxy built, however I have been unable to get it to populate the REMOTE_USER variable. Additionally, it's unclear as to what auth module is recommended for domain lookups into AD. Can you shed some light on that? I'm looking for the shortest/cheapest path toward true SSO and the Centrify addon looked like it would accomplish that, but unfortunately it only got me half way there. I do appreciate your time and your recommendations. Thanks, G

gryan · ‎04-22-2012

I'm using the Centrify Active Directory Integration for Splunk and want to know if a user's account credentials can be passed from their intranet-based workstation and logged into splunk seamlessly; that is, without being presented with a login page... like a true SSO solution. How would this be accomplished?

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