You can configure multiple AD Controllers for authentication fallback. Make sure all servers are using the same configuration (i.e. if TLS is enabled, they should all use
<spanng-if="$ctrl.groups && $ctrl.groups.length === 0"class="ml-5"><iclass="fa fa-exclamation-triangle text-warning"aria-hidden="true"></i> No groups found</span>
You can configure multiple LDAP Servers for authentication fallback. Make sure all servers are using the same configuration (i.e. if TLS is enabled, they should all use the
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<inputtype="text"class="form-control"id="ldap_url"ng-model="$ctrl.settings.URLs[$index]"placeholder="e.g. 10.0.0.10:389 or myldap.domain.tld:389"required/>
You can configure multiple LDAP Servers for authentication fallback. Make sure all servers are using the same configuration (i.e. if TLS is enabled, they should all use the
<portainer-tooltipmessage="'Enable this option if want to use StartTLS to secure the connection to the server. Ignored if Use TLS is selected.'"></portainer-tooltip>
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><pr-iconicon="'alert-triangle'"feather="true"class-name="'icon-sm icon-yellow'"></pr-icon> Changing from default is only recommended if you have additional layers
of authentication in front of Portainer.
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