Active Directory
Noodle can use AD(Microsoft Active Directory) to authenticate and import users.
You can enable LDAP in System Tools>Settings>Active Directory
Limitations:
- Before enabling LDAP in Noodle ensure your license key will accommodate the total number of users( local and from the AD group).
- Using SSL requires a client certificate installed on the Noodle server.
- LDAP should only be used if you manage your own Noodle server.
Notes:
- Syncing fields: firstname, lastname, email, phone1, phone2, pager, mobile, fax, address, city, state, country, zip, note, expiry, change password on login, locked
- Saving password from intranet to AD requires SSL installed on Active Directory (AD required security policy)
- Password fields are disabled for AD users if SSL is disabled.
- Domain drop down on the login page when Active Directory is enabled, allowing the selection of the proper domain
- Noodle uses LDAP access to connect to AD on port 389 (no SSL) or 636 (with SSL).
- To import Active Directory users to Noodle you must provide login credentials that have administrative rights on the Active Directory.
- Noodle imports ONLY users that are members to the “Group Name” specified in Noodle.
- When Active Directory is enabled, a new domain drop down box will be displayed under the password field on the Noodle login page.