LDAP / Active Directory Integration

With the LDAP/Active Directory integration module users log into your Drupal site using the credentials stored in the Active Directory (AD).

The LDAP integration module supports all Drupal versions, including Drupal 7, and works with various LDAP servers like Microsoft Active Directory, OpenLDAP, OpenDS, FreeIPA, and Synology. It enables user authentication for logging into a Drupal site.

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Eminent Features of Active Directory/LDAP Authentication:

1. NTLM Kerberos Authentication: With this feature you can auto-login to your Drupal site and authenticate users through Windows with the LDAP integration module.
2. Sync User Data from AD to Drupal: Experience uninterrupted synchronization of user data from your Drupal site to Active Directory, thus elevating user data management.
3. Guaranteed LDAPS Compatibility: LDAP/Active Directory module is downright compatible with LDAPS, which effortlessly works on TLS/SSL, assuring enhanced Drupal site protection.
4. Connect with Multiple Active Directories: The Active Directory/LDAP Authentication module configures your Drupal site with multiple Active Directories, thereby performing all the necessary LDAP operations such as data sync and communication with the LDAP Server.
5. Fallback Login: This is an alternative login method that comes in handy when your AD is down, simply use it to log into your Drupal site.
6. Login Restriction: Liberty to allow or block user login to either your Drupal site, Active Directory, or both.
7. Role and Attribute Mapping: Integrate this feature to map user attributes and their corresponding roles from the LDAP server to your Drupal site.
8. Simplified Login via LDAP Gateway: Enable effortless login to your Drupal site using the credentials stored in AD in an intranet and internet setting.
9. Check AD User Attribute: View and verify the users data sent from the Active Directory to your Drupal site. In an intranet setting, it is important for managing access, tracking user login, and enforcing security protocols.
10. Reports and Audits: This feature allows you to keep a track of user login, failed authentications (if any), sign-in status, and who’s trying to login with the LDAP credentials.
11. Multiple Search Containers: This parameter is designated as a search base, permitting you to select multiple Organizational Units (OUs) present in the AD.
12. Search with Multiple Attributes: Initiate a user search using the LDAP server attributes such as email ID, username, display name, and more.
13. Post Login & Logout Redirection: With this functionality, you can decide where to redirect the users after login and logout.