so we should have under cn=config
nsslapd-allow-anonymous-access: off
nsslapd-allow-unauthenticated-binds: off
( see
http://docs.redhat.com/docs/en-US/Red_Hat_Directory_Server/8.2/html/Administration_Guide/configuring-special-binds.html
)
Review the ns-slapd error log, may be it is falling back to anonymous for some reason.
Try a getent passwd from that client to see if it is working as expected, and try to manually run a ldapsearch, binding as the binddn with bindpw specified in in the nss_ldap config file, for a given user, and then another search specifying the ntlmpassword attribute for a given user.
If not working, review the ACI for ntlmpassword in that suffix.
M.

On 11/10/2011 09:57 AM, David Hoskinson wrote:

We want to restrict all queries to authenticated queries. As our system sits now I can anonymously query and return ntlmpassword and see the hash as well as most other entries. We would like this to not be the case, and requires directory manager and pass or a similar approved user to do ldap queries.

I have set nslapd-allow-anonymous-access to off in advanced properties for config, and added the binddn string and bindpw string to /etc/ldap.conf on the 389 server machine. When I try to log back in, I get password authentication failed, please verify that the username and password are correct. If I turn the setting back to on, it works again.

Am I missing something… or is this not the correct method to achieve my goal.

Thanks.

David Hoskinson | DATATRAK International
Systems Engineer
Mayfield Heights, Ohio, USA
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