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Unable to get VIO 3.0 LDAP to work with AD

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Has anyone had success with getting this to work?

 

So far I have been unsuccessful, though I can't find anything in the logs to indicated why and I don't get any errors during the install.  The AD environment I'm pointing at has over 1000 users, so I have created a group in AD and added a couple of test users to is.  I am then using a filter when configuring LDAP to only add users into OpenStack that are part of this group.  The filter is:  (memberof=CN=vio-users,OU=Groups,DC=blah,DC=int)  With this filter I get past the LDAP configuration screen and the install goes to completion.  At this point the documentation says to do the following:

 

"After adding a new LDAP authentication source, the cloud administrator (i.e. "admin") under "local" domain should grant "admin" role to LDAP admin users/groups and "_member_" role to standard users/groups."

 

When I login to my installed Openstack environment as the admin user in the local domain and try to do this, I don't find and LDAP users.  I also don't have the option to Add any local users.  If I click on 'Domains' I kind of expected to find a domain for my LDAP directory, but I only see the 'local' domain.  I have looked through most of the logs on the management, compute, and controlplane boxes and haven't found anything.  I have also used LDP to verify that my ldap filter does work and returns the two users I have placed into it.

 

Anyone have any thoughts?

 

Thanks,

Mark.


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