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7/1/2008 11:21 AM
 

It sounds like you're in the same boat as ToBoCom in this thread. Perhaps the two of you could try getting together to find out what common between your setups. However one thing. As soon as you change the authentication mode to Windows in the web.config you're taking the AD Provider out of the equation.

 
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7/11/2008 10:54 AM
 

Hello everyone,

I got a new finding on this issue...I forgot to mention that my 4.8.2 DNN installation was in fact the result of a looooong migration from a 1.0.10 DNN installation. Everything worked fine except this AD issue.

I believe the problem resides in the migration process itself. I made a fresh install of DNN 4.6.2 with AD 1.00.04 and BAM! everything worked just as intended! I then thought it was a problem of 4.8.2 version of the portal..but oh boy I was wrong :( I made a fresh install of DNN 4.8.2 and yeah...everything worked perfectly. This is why im pretty sure its a problem with the migration process I have made.

Im going on vacation for the next 15 days, but when I come back Iam going to start with comparing both databases ( migrated 4.8.2 db and fresh 4.8.2 db ) and see If i can fin anything that leads me to the true problem.

Tobo, did you migrated your DNN installation too?

 

egangster wrote

Hi everyone,

I just installed the new AD beta and everything works great If the user is both on AD and on DNN Users database. But when I have a user on AD but NOT on DNN Users database it throws the user into an endless redirect. I have also followed Mike's AD instalation guide and read some other threads with a similar problem...
Anyone could point me out some directions? I am desperate :(

Some more details:

DotNetNuke version 4.8.2
SQL Server 2005
AD 01.00.04.21909 

Webconfig:

authentication mode="Windows">forms name=".DOTNETNUKE" protection="All" timeout="60" cookieless="UseCookies" />authentication>

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I have also tried using the following without sucess. In this case I am presented with DotNetNuke default login and always gives access failed for both users at AD and DotNetNuke users table:

 

 

 
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7/11/2008 11:28 AM
 

I would use a program that does directory comparisons (I use WinMerge) and compare clean 4.8.2 install against your install. I wouldn't be surprised if you find .dll files around that you no longer need and are causing conflicts (make sure you've got backups of everything before deleting files).

 
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7/11/2008 11:56 AM
 

Hello Mike,

First of all, thank you for your fast feedback. I will follow your suggestion as soon as I come back from my vacations :) At least now I feel more relieved with this light at the end of the tunnel :>

Mike Horton wrote

I would use a program that does directory comparisons (I use WinMerge) and compare clean 4.8.2 install against your install. I wouldn't be surprised if you find .dll files around that you no longer need and are causing conflicts (make sure you've got backups of everything before deleting files).

 
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7/13/2008 1:22 PM
 

Hey Mike,

Just curious as I didn't see it mentioned (so I'll assume no) but will this work against ADAM or does it require an actual domain controller?

 
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