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<\/p>\nWe will examine Weblogic’s Active Directory integration, which provides high performance especially in database connections and a cluster structure that can be created within itself.<\/p>\n
First of all, I should mention that our Weblogic server ran in “Production Mode” and our tests were provided between Oracle Weblogic 10.3.6 and Windows 2012 Active Directory.<\/p>\n
First, we log in to our console via http:\/\/localhost:7001\/console and open the “Security Realms” as in the marked area.<\/p>\n
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We enter “myrealm” from the screen that opens.<\/p>\n
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We make the \u201cSecurity Model Default\u201d field \u201cAdvanced\u201d and press the \u201cSave\u201d button.<\/p>\n
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After completing the registration process, we open the ” Providers ” tab.<\/p>\n
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Click the \u201cNew\u201d button on the Providers screen. We will add a new Provider for Active Directory.<\/p>\n
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On the screen that opens, we write a name in the “Name” section and select the “Type” section as “ActiveDirectoruAuthenticator” and say “Ok”.<\/p>\n
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We log in to the record we added. (I added it as ADIntegration)<\/p>\n
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On the screen that opens, we make the “Control Flag” part “SUFFICIENT” and say “Save”.<\/p>\n
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We are entering the \u201cProvider Specific\u201d base.<\/p>\n
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We fill the screen that opens according to our own LDAP structure. Sample template is below.<\/p>\n
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Host: dc.bugraparlayan.com.tr\r\nPort: 389\r\nPrinciple: administrator\r\nCredential: sifre\r\nConfirm Credential: sifre\r\n\r\nUser Base DN: dc=adf,dc=bugraparlayan,dc=com,dc=tr\r\nUser From Name Filter: (&(cn=%u)(objectclass=user))\r\nUser Search Scope: subtree\r\nUser Name Attribute: sAMAccountName\r\nUser Object Class: organizationalPerson\r\n\r\nGroup Base DN: ou=my-department,dc=adf, dc=bugraparlayan,dc=com,dc=tr\r\nGroup From Name Filter: (&(cn=%g)(objectclass=group))\r\nGroup Search Scope: subtree\r\nGroup Membership Searching: unlimited\r\nMax Group Membership Search Level: 0\r\n\r\nStatic Group Name Attribute: cn\r\nStatic Group Object Class: group\r\nStatic Member DN Attribute: member\r\nStatic Group DNs from Member DN Filter: (&(member=%M)(objectclass=group))<\/pre>\nAfter editing the above values according to your own structure, we press the “Save” button and complete the process by saying “Activate Changes” to save the changes.<\/p>\n
Now we can see Active Directory users in the definitions we made.<\/p>\n
If you are having problems with Active Directory authentication, the following points should be considered.<\/p>\n
You must restart AdminServer and all managed servers for any Security Realm changes to take effect.<\/p>\n
If you are going to use a user other than Administrator, you should check the permissions.<\/p>\n
Finally, check the DNS addresses of the Weblogic server.<\/p>\n
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