crisp sparrow
I'm trying to implement Authentik in an enterprise environment and it's going really well so far but I've hit something that I'm not sure how to proceed. I've configured an LDAP outpost and pointed Nexus at it and I can authenticate perfectly fine with local Authentik users. However, if I try to use an Azure AD user it fails as an anonymous account. Is what I'm trying to do even possible with Authentik?
crisp sparrow
As a secondary question - is it possible to federate Authentik instances? Where you have child authentik instances who can authenticate to sources provided by a higher level authentik instance?
crisp sparrow
I know it was bad timing with the hackathon going on but if anyone could help me with some guidance here it'd be much appreciated! I'm really looking forward to utilizing Authentik and seeing how we can contribute as well but just needing to get over some initial hurdles.
crisp sparrow
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regal quail
your first question: anonymous login failed means there was incorrect account information entered. check if your information is correct and authentik is actually pinging the database
second: you can use the first authentik server as SAML back end provider for the second one. it should work just fine.
crisp sparrow
Thanks for the reply! I'm guessing it's failing because Azure AD doesn't sync all users to Authentik so then as an LDAP provider it doesn't work. I'm guessing I would have to a LDAP backend to feed through to the LDAP provider?