Security Compliance
Authentication failed: Authenticated user was not found in LDAP
SEM requires a fully defined principle name for an account in LDAP otherwise it will be unable to find and import the user into SEM for LDAP/SSO sign in. If you review the manager.log (from the console go to the Manager menu and type showlog or watchlog) you will see this error: (Mon Sep 12 09:47:21 PDT 2016) II:INFO [SsoKeytabHandler] {http-nio-8080-exec-7:113} Kerberos user: First.Last@domain.com (Mon Sep 12 09:47:21 PDT 2016) EE:ERR [SemSpringSecurityAuthManager] {http-nio-8080-exec-7:113}
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Security Event Manager (formerly Log & Event Manager) requires a fully defined principle name for an account in LDAP. Otherwise, it will be unable to find and import the user into SEM for LDAP/SSO sign in.
If you review the manager.log (from the console go to the Manager menu and type showlog or watchlog), you will see this error:
(Mon Sep 12 09:47:21 PDT 2016) II:INFO [SsoKeytabHandler] {http-nio-8080-exec-7:113} Kerberos user: First.Last@domain.com
(Mon Sep 12 09:47:21 PDT 2016) EE:ERR [SemSpringSecurityAuthManager] {http-nio-8080-exec-7:113} Authentication failed: Authenticated user was not found in ldap.
Screenshot of the account in Active Directory:
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First, make sure you are running at least 6.3.1 Hotfix 2 in SEM. There are fixes related to LDAP login issues in the hotfix. If you're still having issues, try the following steps.
- Find the account in Active Directory.
- Edit the account.
- Click the Account Tab.
- From the drop-down list to the right of the User logon name, select the domain the account belongs to.
Correctly configured account: