Is there a way you can still keep your local user and LDAP in the same time? There will be times that my LDAP server is down, but I need to use Jenkins . Thanks.
If Jenkins is configured with LDAP it actually can't use the default local user realm. You can check the config.xml before and after the LDAP configuration and backup them. As an emergency: restore the original "securityRealm" configuration and restart Jenkins and you will go back to the default users. A more sophisticated approach consists of having an alternative LDAP service with your default users inside (you can configure multiple LDAP server on Jenkins). You can test this with an OpenLDAP Docker image.
Thanks for the vedio bad a nice explanation. I hvae a doubt . After creation of user data basee, I too need to administrate the server with a root /admin user. How to create that and provide super previleges. I thought ldapadm(manager in my case eill do this) but I m unable to login to Jenkins using this.. Need ur response.!
Very nice Video on Ldap integration with Jenkins, thanks a for sharing, Really awesome!!
Thanks a for sharing, Really awesome!
Is there a way you can still keep your local user and LDAP in the same time? There will be times that my LDAP server is down, but I need to use Jenkins . Thanks.
If Jenkins is configured with LDAP it actually can't use the default local user realm.
You can check the config.xml before and after the LDAP configuration and backup them.
As an emergency: restore the original "securityRealm" configuration and restart Jenkins and you will go back to the default users.
A more sophisticated approach consists of having an alternative LDAP service with your default users inside (you can configure multiple LDAP server on Jenkins).
You can test this with an OpenLDAP Docker image.
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Thanks for the vedio bad a nice explanation.
I hvae a doubt . After creation of user data basee, I too need to administrate the server with a root /admin user. How to create that and provide super previleges.
I thought ldapadm(manager in my case eill do this) but I m unable to login to Jenkins using this..
Need ur response.!
awesome tutorial! thx
who is the admin user after shifting to LDAP?
Thanks for this video. Can you please add how to use ldaps instead of ldap.
Is there any videos about secure LDAP
My AD controller is set to use SLDAP on port 636
Please advise