User management with connection to active directory
Start by defining the AD Domain under General Settings > NodeGraph.
Example: Write DOMAINname if you login with DOMAINname\Username
If you want to use a subset of an AD domain, fill in the AD container field.
Click save.
User Management with Active Directory
To turn on User Management for Active Directory, make sure there is a user account to log into after it has been runed on.
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Create a domain user as Admin, where the username should include your domain.
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Example: DOMAINname\username
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Turn on User Management in the config file (NodeGraphServer.exe.config found in the default folder C:\Program Files\NodeGraph.
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Copy the file on your desktop and open it.
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Scroll towards the bottom of the script and find the authorization setting:
<add key="Authentication" value="None" />
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Change “None” to “NTML”.
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Change server key on:
<add key="NtlmUrl" value="http://localhost:4115/ntlm/token" />
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Replace localhost with the server name where NodeGraph is installed.
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Save your changes and copy the file back to its original location.
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Restart the NodeGraph service and update the browser.
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Verify the NodeGraph service account.
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To be able to search for users and groups within Windows AD, the service account running NodeGraph must have the right to read and search in Windows AD.
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