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Is it possible that PAM myaccess portal authentication fro eDirect and Active Direcrt authentic both

ITC KDC over 4 years ago

PAM MYacess portal authentication from 2 LDAP source in parallal based on user trying to login resides either on eDirectory or Active Direcrtory

0 Norbert Klasen over 4 years ago

This feature has been added in 4.0

Multiple LDAP Servers Support for Authentication#

Privileged Account Manager now supports adding multiple LDAP servers and uses these LDAP servers simultaneously for authentication and authorization across different features. If you upgrade to Privileged Account Manager 4.0 or later, the existing LDAP services configured in the credential vault will automatically get migrated to new LDAP server settings. For more information, see LDAP Servers.
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0 tdharris over 4 years ago

Yes, Norbert is sharing where this functionality was added natively to PAM; however, prior to the 4.0 release, dependency on Advanced Authentication product was necessary for multi-domain environments.
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0 ITC KDC over 4 years ago in reply to tdharris

Thanks a lot all of you for quick response.
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