https://evotec.xyz/es/tags/ldap/index.atom.xml2021-03-02T17:53:05.0000000ZEvotec Main Websitehttps://evotec.xyz/es/blog/monitoring-ldaps-connectivity-certificate-with-powershell2021-03-02T17:53:05.0000000Z

Some time ago, I wrote a blog post on checking for LDAP, LDAPS, LDAP GC, and LDAPS GC ports with PowerShell. It mostly works, but it requires a tad bit of effort, and it doesn’t cover the full scope that I wanted. Recently (well over 3 years ago), Chris Dent shared some code that verifies the LDAP certificate, and I thought this would be good to update my cmdlets to support just that with a bit of my own magic on top.

https://evotec.xyz/es/blog/testing-ldap-and-ldaps-connectivity-with-powershell2019-08-04T14:55:32.0000000Z

One of the common ways to connect to Active Directory is thru LDAP protocol. There are a lot of applications that talk to AD via LDAP. By default Active Directory has LDAP enabled but that’s a bit insecure in today’s world. That’s where LDAPS comes in. It’s not easy to set up, but when you get it done, it works. The problem I had recently is that while setting up LDAPS on DC’s I only did this on some of the DC’s, and not all of them as I should.