Server Fault Asked by Seb Krae on November 12, 2021
We are a school and have a Novell/NetIQ directory service for our local computers. Multiple services (such as Moodle) are connected over Open LDAP/LDAPS (Port 636) for user authentication. We would also like to have the same usernames/passwords for Office 365. Till now, we import the usernames from a csv-file at the beginning of every school year and generate passwords directly in Office 365, but it’s confusing for our users to have different passwords for different services and it would be nice to have everywhere the same username and password.
Is there a way to synchronize the data from Novell/NetIQ (master) to Azure Active Directory? Ideally over LDAPS, because our server has already an outside connection for Moodle and other services. For historical reasons, we can not migrate to Microsoft’s Active Directory.
What I’ve tried:
Installed Microsoft Azure AD Sync on a Windows Server and tried to add a LDAP-connection referring to this source. Connection failed, "The LDAP-Server is not available."
Microfocus Identity Manager is one approach. This installs on top of eDirectory and can synchronize user data to multiple different systems.
It is not trivial to install but not that hard.
There is a driver specific for Azure. As an educational customer they have good licensing deals. (I work at a consulting firm that implements stuff like this).
Answered by geoffc on November 12, 2021
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