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7/6/2007 10:58 AM
 

Once i configured the dnn to deal with AD, the user password and account status between AD and DNN does not synchronize automatically. What i mean is... if i change a password account from the ad users and computers administration console does not reflect the change in DNN... so, in result, i´m able to login using the new password (just configured in ad controller) and with the one that i had when i login for first time in dnn with the X user.

is there anyway to get the password and account status automatically without doing a job, application, etc?

Thanks!!

 
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7/6/2007 11:32 AM
 

I think that the password is stored seperatley in the dnn database. I do not think that the passwords sync unless you run some outside process

 
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7/6/2007 7:17 PM
 

rdelcorro wrote

Once i configured the dnn to deal with AD, the user password and account status between AD and DNN does not synchronize automatically. What i mean is... if i change a password account from the ad users and computers administration console does not reflect the change in DNN... so, in result, i´m able to login using the new password (just configured in ad controller) and with the one that i had when i login for first time in dnn with the X user.

is there anyway to get the password and account status automatically without doing a job, application, etc?

Thanks!!

Hmmm, it's not working like that for me. It could be because I'm running the DNN AD Fix which forces a check against the Active Directory no matter what.

By default when a user manually logs in the signin.ascx.vb just checks if the account exists in DNN and if it does is the password valid. Only if there's a problem (account doesn't exist or password is incorrect) does it then check if Active Directory information exists.

 
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7/7/2007 2:17 AM
 

So Mike... that´s the explanation... DNN check the user and password against the DNN user created (in the dnn db) the first time that a AD user log in... and in the case that password does not matches, then, check against ad. this is what i understood, it may be wrong.

at last... i need to check against active directory, no matter what... where can i get the dnn ad fix?

Thanks.

 

 
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7/7/2007 10:55 AM
 

http://dnn.gmss.org

 
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