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I want to implement a solution where vpn users will able to use a single sign on (sso) authenticating against my openldap server but wasnt sure on how to do this.
I have a vpn server (vpnsrv1-10.10.1.11) and an ldap server (ldapsrv1-10.10.1.12).
I want these two to talk to each other in terms of authentication when a user connects via vpn, it will search for this user's credential against the ldap server.
user ----> vpn server ----> ldap/sso server ----> success/fail to browse inside the network resources.
**Note that the ldap server is also a samba domain controller if that will help me enable things a little easier... :-)
Can someone please advise on what's the best solution to enable this functionality?
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