Single Sign-On with Windows Domain Account

Added by Robin Shen, edited by Robin Shen on Dec 04, 2014
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Purpose

This tutorial explains how to set up an environment so that Windows domain user can access QuickBuild without using password.

Assumptions

  1. Windows domain is example.com
  2. Windows domain controller server is Windows 2012 R2, and can be accessed via LDAP protocol: ldap://dc.example.com:389
  3. QuickBuild server is installed at Ubuntu 3.13.0-40-generic, with DNS name build.example.com

Steps

  1. Login to ubuntu server, and make sure below commands work as expected: 
    • $ nslookup build.example.com

      This command should return ip address of the ubuntu server

    • $ nslookup <ip address of ubuntu server>

      This command should return build.example.com

    • Make sure build.example.com is the only host record in your DNS pointing to the ubuntu server, and vice versa for the reverse lookup dns records (PTR). Otherwise, single sign-on may not work for some unknown reason.
  2. Create a domain user quickbuild in your domain controller, with following options highlighted:
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  3. Create another domain user apache with same option as above
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