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LDAP Authentication
Published: May 20, 2013
Updated: June 24, 2015
By default, the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server is configured to import or synchronize users from Active Directory. However, it can be configured to bind to different LDAP directories, such as an ADAM directory, or specific Active Directory domain controller. When configured to connect to a directory via LDAP, the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server can be configured to act as an LDAP proxy to perform authentications. It also allows for the use of LDAP bind as a RADIUS target, for pre-authentication of users when using IIS Authentication, or for primary authentication in the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication User Portal.
When using Azure Multi-Factor Authentication as an LDAP proxy, the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server is inserted between the LDAP client (e.g. VPN appliance, application) and the LDAP directory server in order to add multi-factor authentication. For Azure Multi-Factor Authentication to function, the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server must be configured to communicate with both the client servers and the LDAP directory. In this configuration, the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server accepts LDAP requests from client servers and applications and forwards them to the target LDAP directory server to validate the primary credentials. If the response from the LDAP directory shows that they primary credentials are valid, Azure Multi-Factor Authentication performs second-factor authentication and sends a response back to the LDAP client. The entire authentication will succeed only if both the authentication to the LDAP server and the multi-factor authentication succeed.
To configure LDAP authentication, install the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server on a Windows server. Use the following procedure:
Within the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server click the LDAP Authentication icon in the left menu.
Check the Enable LDAP Authentication checkbox.
On the Clients tab change the TCP port and SSL port if the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication LDAP service should bind to non-standard ports to listen for LDAP requests from the clients that will be configured.
If you plan to use LDAPS from the client to the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server, an SSL certificate must be installed on the server that the Server is running on. Click the Browse… button next to the SSL certificate box and select the installed certificate that will be used for the secure connection.
Click Add… button.
In the Add LDAP Client dialog box, enter the IP address of the appliance, server or application that will authenticate to the Server and an Application name (optional). The Application name appears in Azure Multi-Factor Authentication reports and may be displayed within SMS or Mobile App authentication messages.
Check the Require Azure Multi-Factor Authentication user match box if all users have been or will be imported into the Server and subject to mutli-factor authentication. If a significant number of users have not yet been imported into the Server and/or will be exempt from mutli-factor authentication, leave the box unchecked. See the help file for additional information on this feature.
You may repeat steps 5 through 7 to add additional LDAP clients.
When the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication is configured to receive LDAP authentications, it must proxy those authentications to the LDAP directory. Therefore, the Target tab only displays a single, grayed out option to use an LDAP target. To configure the LDAP directory connection, click the Directory Integration icon.
On the Settings tab, select the Use specific LDAP configuration radio button.
. Click the Edit… button.
In the Edit LDAP Configuration dialog box, populate the fields with the information required to connect to the LDAP directory. Descriptions of the fields are included in the table below. Note: This information is also included in the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server help file.
Test the LDAP connection by clicking the Test button.
If the LDAP connection test was successful, click the OK button.
Enter the hostname or IP address of the server running the LDAP directory. A backup server may also be specified separated by a semi‐colon.
Note: When Bind Type is SSL, a fully‐qualified hostname is generally required and it must match the name on the SSL certificate installed on the LDAP directory server.
Base DN
Enter the distinguished name of the base directory object from which all directory queries will start. For example, dc=contoso,dc=com.
Bind type - Queries
Select the appropriate bind type for use when binding to search the LDAP directory. This is used for imports, synchronization, and username resolution.
Anonymous ‐ An anonymous bind will be performed. Bind DN and Bind Password will not be used. This will only work if the LDAP directory allows anonymous binding and permissions allow the querying of the appropriate records and attributes.
Simple ‐ Bind DN and Bind Password will be passed as plain text to bind to the LDAP directory. This should only be used for testing purposes to verify that the server can be reached and that the bind account has the appropriate access. It is recommended that SSL be used instead after the appropriate cert has been installed.
SSL ‐ Bind DN and Bind Password will be encrypted using SSL to bind to the LDAP directory. This requires that a cert be installed on the LDAP directory server that the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server trusts.
Windows ‐ Bind Username and Bind Password will be used to securely connect to an Active Directory domain controller or ADAM directory. If Bind Username is left blank, the logged‐on user's account will be used to bind.
Bind type - Authentication
Select the appropriate bind type for use when performing LDAP bind authentication. See the bind type descriptions under Bind type ‐ Queries. For example, this allows for Anonymous bind to be used for queries while SSL bind is used to secure LDAP bind authentications.
Bind DN or Bind username
Enter the distinguished name of the user record for the account to use when binding to the LDAP directory. The bind distinguished name is only used when Bind Type is Simple or SSL.
Enter the username of the Windows account to use when binding to the LDAP directory when Bind Type is Windows. If left blank, the logged‐on user's account will be used to bind.
Bind Password
Enter the bind password for the Bind DN or username being used to bind to the LDAP directory. To configure the password for the Multi-Factor Auth Server AdSync Service, synchronization must be enabled and the service must be running on the local machine. The password will be saved in the Windows Stored Usernames and Passwords under the account the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server AdSync Service is running as. The password will also be saved under the account the Multi-Factor Auth Server user interface is running as and under the account the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server Service is running as. Note: Since the password is only stored in the local server's Windows Stored Usernames and Passwords, this step will need to be done on each Multi-Factor Auth Server that needs access to the password.
Query size limit
Specify the size limit for the maximum number of users that a directory search will return. This limit should match the configuration on the LDAP directory. For large searches where paging is not supported, import and synchronization will attempt to retrieve users in batches. If the size limit specified here is larger than the limit configured on the LDAP directory, some users may be missed.
Click the Filters tab. The Server is pre-configured to load containers, security groups and users from Active Directory. If binding to a different LDAP directory, you will likely need to edit the filters displayed. Click the Help link for more information on filters.
Click Attributes tab. The Server is pre-configured to map attributes from Active Directory.
If binding to a different LDAP directory or to change the pre-configured attribute mappings, click the Edit… button.
In the Edit Attributes dialog box, modify the LDAP attribute mappings for your directory. Attribute names can be typed in or selected by clicking the … button next to each field.
Click the Help link for more information on attributes.
Click the OK button.
Click the Company Settings icon and select the Username Resolution tab.
If connecting to Active Directory from a domain-joined server, you should be able to leave the Use Windows security identifiers (SIDs) for matching usernames radio button selected. Otherwise, select the Use LDAP unique identifier attribute for matching usernames radio button. When selected, the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server will attempt to resolve each username to a unique identifier in the LDAP directory. An LDAP search will be performed on the Username attributes defined in the Directory Integration -> Attributes tab. When a user authenticates, the username will be resolved to the unique identifier in the LDAP directory and the unique identifier will be used for matching the user in the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication data file. This allows for case-insensitive comparisons, as well as long and short username formats This completes the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server configuration. The Server is now listening on the configured ports for LDAP access requests from the configured clients, and set to proxy those requests to the LDAP directory for authentication.
To configure the LDAP client, use the guidelines:
Configure your appliance, server or application to authenticate via LDAP to the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server as though it were your LDAP directory. You should use the same settings that you would normally use to connect directly to your LDAP directory, except for the server name or IP address which will be that of the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server.
Configure the LDAP timeout to 30-60 seconds so that there is time to validate the user's credentials with the LDAP directory, perform the second-factor authentication, receive their response and then respond to the LDAP access request.
If using LDAPS, the appliance or server making the LDAP queries must trust the SSL certificate installed on the Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server.


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Whatever his frustrations with the public stance of the Church on issues that affect Italy's national interests, matters upon which the faithful can legitimately argue since they largely involve areas of political prudence, it seems that Magdi Allam has traded in his Catholic heritage for a mess of Italian right-wing, nationalistic porridge.
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3/27/2013 (2 years ago)
Published in Living Faith
Keywords: Magdi Allam, conversion, Islam, Church, Andrew M. Greenwell
CORPUS CHRISTI, TX (Catholic Online) - Five years ago, in a highly-publicized event, Magdi Cristiano Allam, an Egyptian-born Muslim, naturalized Italian citizen, former contributor to Manifesto and Repubblica, and vice-director of the Corriere della Sera, left Islam and converted to Catholicism. The event received significant press coverage because this notable convert was baptized by then-Pope Benedict XVI at St. Peter's Basilica during the Easter Vigil on March 22, 2008.
Allam was instructed in the Catholic doctrine by Archbishop Rino Fisichella, head of the Pontifical Council for the New Evangelization, and was sponsored by Maurizio Lupi, a high-ranking member of the Forza Italia party, a political party that was founded by Silvio Berlusconi, the former prime minister. You'd have thought with that behind him, the Faith would have stuck.
Unfortunately, after five years as a Catholic, Allam has announced in a very public way that he has left the Catholic Church. "I believe in Jesus . . . . but I no longer believe in the Church," he wrote in an editorial in the Italian daily Il Giornale.
"My conversion to Catholicism, which came at the hands of Benedict XVI during the Easter Vigil on March 22, 2008," Allam explains in the Monday-edition of the right-wing Milan daily newspaper Il Giornale, "I now consider over, in line with the end of his pontificate."
While he describes his decision as "extremely painful," he attributes the decision to a variety of factors, all of which he addresses in his editorial.
A number of things apparently triggered Allam's decision. The most important and overriding reason in Allam's view was the Church's accommodating policies regarding Islam, a position which is resulting he says in practical dhimmitude and impairing the proclamation of the Gospel.
Other reasons include the Church's anti-national positions regarding immigration which hamper the Italian desire to preserve their culture from foreign elements caused by illegal immigration. Also in play is what Allam calls the recent "papalotry" arising from out of the recent resignation of Benedict XVI and the election of Pope Francis. Finally, Allam appears to have rejected some of the Church's teachings on moral theology and ecclesiastical disciplines.
As Allam explains it: "The thing that drove me away from the Church more than any other factor was religious relativism, in particular the legitimization of Islam as a true religion." In Allam's view, Islam is an "intrinsically violent ideology," and does not deserve the respect that it is getting from those responsible for fashioning the Church's public stance regarding Islam including the papacy and the curia.
It is an error of first proportion to legitimize even implicitly Islam as a true religion where "Allah is a true God, and Muhammad a true prophet, the Qur'an a sacred text, and mosques as places of worship." This, he says, is nothing less than "genuine suicidal folly" and a practical relativism.
As examples of this excessive accommodation, Allam pointed to Blessed John Paul II's controversial kissing of the Qur'an, and Benedict XVI's placing his hand on the Qur'an while facing Mecca when praying in the Blue Mosque in Instanbul.
It is clear to Allam that this sort of accommodation will increase under Pope Francis, who spoke early in his pontificate about the Muslims "who adore the one God, living and merciful," and who has announced that he looks forward to continuing dialogue especially with Islam.
While the Church speaks--in the words of Benedict XVI--of the "dictatorship of relativism," Allam observed, "the truth is that the Church is, from a practical [literally, physiological] perspective, relativist (fisiologicamente relativista)."
Moreover, in Allam's view, the Church's message against the dictatorship of relativism and in favor of a confident Christian message is encumbered by the fact that it recognizes and promotes modern secular society, with its tolerant acceptance of multiculturalism, itself a relativistic secular social creed.
Additionally, he complains that the Church has taken a globalist and therefore anti-nationalistic, pro-immigration, and hence anti-Italian ideology. As a result of these positions, the Church in Allam's view, has pitted herself against the common good of nation states, in particularly--as far as Allam is concerned--Italy.
"I am opposed to globalism," Allam stated, "which opens unconditional national borders based on the principle that humanity as a whole must be conceived as brothers and sisters, that the whole world should be viewed as a single land available to all mankind."
Against such a view, Allam stated that he was "convinced that the indigenous people should be entitled to enjoy the right and the duty to preserve their culture and their heritage," a position the Church has not only not publicly aligned itself with, but has placed itself in practical opposition to.
"I am opposed to that sort of doing good that makes the Church stand as the highest protector of immigrants, including and especially illegal immigrants," Allam wrote. "I am for the ordering society in accordance with rules, and the first rule is that in Italy we must first ensure the good of the Italians," thus "correctly applying the exhortation of Jesus to 'love your neighbor as you love yourself.'" Charity for Allam begins at home and embraces Italians first and aliens second.
In Allam's view, Islam has to be rigorously opposed as "incompatible with our civilization and fundamental human rights," which are based upon Christian values. It is of the highest imperative to have a more steeled resolve against Islam. "I am more convinced than ever," Allam wrote, "that Europe will end up being subjugated to Islam just like what happened beginning in the seventh century on the other side of the Mediterranean."
His reference, of course, is to the Islamic conquest of the Middle East and Northern African, including such Christian centers such as Damascus, Antioch, and Alexandria. Magdi Allam is not the only one who has expressed such concern.
Magdi Allam also complained of what he characterized as "papalotry" arising from an undue and excessive attachment to the person of the Pope which places him above criticism for practical decisions which do not have anything to do with his teachings ex cathedra.
Finally, it appears that Allam has trouble with some of the Church's disciplines and moral teachings. In his article, he accuses the Church as being "practically tempted" (fisiologicamente tentata) by evil, pointing to its public positions regarding morality which "requires behaviors that are in conflict with human nature, such as priestly celibacy, abstaining from sexual relations outside of marriage, the indissolubility of marriage, in addition to the temptation of money." This cryptic comment suggests that he rejects the Church's positions on the disciplinary or moral matters.
"I will continue to believe in Jesus, whom I have always loved and will continue to identify with Christianity as the civilization that more than any other brings man closer to God who chose to become man." The Jesus Allam loves is not clearly the Jesus as the Church sees him, but Jesus as Allam sees him.
It appears that Allam has forgotten a basic tenet of Catholicism and traditional, at least traditional Western, Christianity: ubi Petrus, ibi ecclesia; ubi ecclesia, ibi Christi est. Where Peter is, there is the Church. Where the Church is, there is Christ.
There are hundreds of gates into the Church observed G. K. Chesterton. Unfortunately, there are hundreds of gates out, as well. We can always come up with some grievance to excuse our lack of fidelity, to rationalize our loss of Faith, to justify our disobedience to the Lord.
Whatever his frustrations with the public stance of the Church on issues that affect Italy's national interests, matters upon which the faithful can legitimately argue and even differ with the hierarchy since they largely involve areas of political prudence, it seems that Allam has traded in his Catholic heritage for a mess of Italian right-wing, nationalistic pottage.
Bad move, Magdi. Bad move. It's not smart to join the ranks of Esau and go into the wilderness alone. I'd rather wrestle with God like Jacob and even put up with the treason of the clerics, so long as I always keep the Faith and never break ranks from the Body of Christ. I shall pray for you and for your return.
Andrew M. Greenwell is an attorney licensed to practice law in Texas, practicing in Corpus Christi, Texas. He is married with three children. He maintains a blog entirely devoted to the natural law called Lex Christianorum. You can contact Andrew at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Every time ive tried to do single rider at night the line is closed so I was wondering if anyone has noticed a certain hour that they usually close the single rider line?
I went yesterday and sometime around 9pm and the wait time for the single rider line went down so it looked like it was closed, but they were still letting people in. If that's why you thought the single rider line was closed, I suggest you go up to the cast member manning the entrance and ask if you can go in or not.
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Well last Monday I went around 10ish at night and it WAS closed! A CM told me when the FP line gets backed up, they also put them in the SR line to ease congestion so thats when they close off the SR line. Its crazy how huge the queues been but that said, its been like a week lol.
But yes, they DO close off the line when its just too congested in Standby and FP line which is understandable.
Once the line reaches about a 45 min wait they will close it for 15-30 min to let it die down a little. They do that all the rides. I was there Friday when they closed it and they said I just need wait 15 min and I could get in line
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oh ok good to know, I usually ask a CM and they always tell me the line is closed but I didn't know they sometimes open it back but but I tried around 10 pm the first time and I tried again today after I asked this and it was around 8:30 pm and it was closed.


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BRONSON — All Cindy Camp wants to do is help folks in this town who need food get vouchers to buy fresh produce.
But in order to get the vouchers the town must have a farmers' market where they can be used.
Susan Strickland was helping present the item for Camp at the Feb. 2 Bronson Town Council meeting when they learned no good deed is easily accomplished. She explained that under state Farmers' Market rules everything sold there must be hand made, home made or home grown by the seller.
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American Ramp of Joplin, Mo., has won the $92,000 contract to outfit the new skateboard park at Delma Locke Park.
The decision to take the recommendation of the city's skateboarders and the city Recreation Committee came at Monday evening's regular Chiefland City Commission meeting.
The park is being financed as part of a $200,000 state recreation grant to the city. The grant is also funding a basketball court at Strickland Park.
An elaborate underground pot-growing operation that even had its own 100 kilowatt electrical generator has been put out of business and two persons arrested by the Levy County Multi-Jurisdictional Task Force and the federal Drug Enforcement Administration.
The City Commission has approved on first reading what is expected to be the final versions of two ordinances regulating adult entertainment businesses and expects to give final approval to them in late February.
BRONSON —The downsized Levy County Commission had its first dissenting vote when it decided by a 2-1 vote to give Solid Waste Department Director Benny Jerrels permission to sign off on Environmental Protection Agency documents.
The commission, which normally acts on everything by unanimous vote, disagreed publicly during its regular meeting on Tuesday morning at the county courthouse. Even in the days before two commissioners were suspended after being indicted on federal charges of influence peddling the board rarely had a dissenting vote.
The U.S. Census Bureau is looking for a few good people to work in the 2010 Census and at least one Chiefland official is hoping the count gets done accurately.
Project and Finance Director Laurie Copeland says Chiefland's population in the 2000 Census fell two people short of qualifying for more federal grant money.
"We're two recorded people between the 650,000 category and 700,000 category" for Community Development Block Grant, she said.
"The federal government is using the 2000 data. . . and there is no way to change it."
It's the offer no one can refuse.
Give me $651 in county money and I'll give everyone in your county an average discount of 20 percent on their prescriptions.
Heck, if their pets use medicines manufactured for human consumption, I'll toss in a discount on their prescriptions, too.
And those folks won't have to pay a fee to get the discount.
Levy County Commissioner Lillie Rooks said that's just what happened.
CRYSTAL RIVER — Residents swarmed the National Guard Armory in Crystal River Tuesday to look
at maps of the potential routes of Progress Energy Florida's new
transmission lines.
"We sent out about 6,000 letters in the whole area," said Gail T. Simpson,
manager, public policy and constituency relations for Progress Energy.
By a rough estimate, at least 500 residents attended Tuesday's open house.
The parking lot at the armory was overflowing.
Levy County's finances are a mixed bag and commissioners may wish they could read tea leaves to know the county's future.
Clerk of Court Danny Shipp and Sheila Rees, head of county finance, gave a report on county revenues and expenditures during Tuesday's Board of County Commissioners' meeting that was neither glowing or dismal.
For the first three months of the fiscal year revenues estimated general fund revenues are up with Rees estimating the county will receive $5,321,042 for the period when the commission had budgeted $5,173,241.
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Stephen was born to expatriate parents in Calcutta India. From the age of eight he was educated in English private schools. He attended St. Andrews Preparatory school in Pangbourne Berkshire and Shrewsbury School in Shrewsbury Shropshire.
Pursuing a career in hospitality, Stephen graduated cum laude from the prestigious Lausanne Hotel School, Switzerland. He has worked in and managed hotels in England, Israel, South Africa, Canada and most recently in Cyprus. In 1975, while working at the Ramada Tel Aviv he met his wife Mali. They were married a year later in South Africa.
Stephen returned to Israel from Canada in 1984 to take up the position of Executive Assistant Manager at the opening of the famous King Solomon's Palace Hotel in the Red Sea Resort town of Eilat. The family lived there for the following eight years.
The idea to write a thriller on the Middle Eastern conflict between Israel and the Palestinians was born during the latter part of 1991 after experiencing Israel's return of Taba to Egypt following International Arbitration.
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Serving as General Manager of the David's Citadel Hotel in Jerusalem Stephen hosted many foreign Presidents, dignitaries and their delegations. These included President Vladimir Putin of Russia, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, President Sakaashvili of Georgia, frequent visits by Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, as well as Israeli Cabinet Ministers and Parliamentarians. His experience has afforded Stephen invaluable insight into security procedures among various government organizations.
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Olynyk knows the NBA won't be easy. After three days in the Orlando Pro Summer League, Kelly Olynyk has Celtics fans drooling over the possibility that he's a superstar in the making. Personally I think we need to at least wait and see how his does this afternoon so that we have a four game sample of exhibition contests vs mostly non-NBA talent to judge him by. But in all seriousness, credit Olynyk for understanding that he still has a long way to go. Quotes via the Boston Herald's Steve Bulpett: "It's been fun. I really didn't know what it was going to be like coming in. I mean, you watch it on TV, but it's definitely not the same. The game's a lot faster, a lot more physical. But it's definitely fun. It's every kid's dream, and I'm blessed with an opportunity and trying to make the most of it. I'm hoping that I can show than I can do stuff at this next level, and hopefully that gives me confidence and gives my team the confidence that I can contribute. But I still need to wor...
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