Using LDAP Login For Intranet Sites plugins Users can login into WordPress site using credentials which are stored on your LDAP Server.
Secure access to your users credentials stored in LDAP Server. miniOrange WP LDAP Login performs encrypted authentication to your LDAP Server through miniOrange Gateway.
miniOrange WP LDAP Login supports different LDAP implementations like Active Directory, OpenLDAP etc.
Ability to map security group membership in a directory system to WordPress roles
Configure authentication against multiple directory configurations through sequential search or on the basis of domain membership.
Configure multiple possible username attributes by which LDAP queries against a directory system can be made to search for users.
Configure restrictions to allow only users of specific groups to login
Configure multiple containers in the directory to allow the users present in those containers to login
Configure LDAP attributes to be fetched from the directory at authentication time and stored in the WordPress user profile
Secure connection to the directory with Transport Layer Security ( TLS )
Sync back user profile attributes to the directory upon WordPress profile updates
Adequate support and documentation for assisting with the setup.
Updates are provided regularly to the premium plugin compatible with the latest WordPress version.
High level of customization and add-ons to support specific requirements.
Our Interface is designed keeping in mind the ease of use and provides a consistent user experience for all.
Reasonably priced with various plans tailored to suit your needs.
With authentication being an essential function, a fast and priority support ensures that any issues you face on a live production site can be resolved in a timely manner.
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What is an instance?
A WordPress instance refers to a single installation of a WordPress site. It refers to each individual website where the plugin is active. In the case of a single site Wordpress, each website will be counted as a single instance.
For example, You have 3 sites hosted like one each for development, staging, and production. This will be counted as 3 instances.
What is a multisite network?
A multisite network means managing multiple sites within the same WordPress installation and has the same database.
For example, You have 1 Wordpress instance/site with 3 subsites in it then it will be counted as 1 instance with 3 subsites.
You have 1 WordPress instance/site with 3 subsites and another Wordpress instance/site with 2 subsites then it will be counted as 2 instances with 3 subsites.
Looking for LDAP Authentication against more than one LDAP Server?
We do support LDAP authentication from multiple LDAP directories in our Multiple LDAP Directories Plan. To get more details on this plan please contact us.
Features List | Basic LDAP Authentication Plan |
Basic LDAP Authentication Plan + Kerberos/NTLM SSO | Enterprise/All-Inclusive Plan |
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Custom WordPress Profile Mapping | |||
Assign WordPress roles based on LDAP groups | |||
Support for fetching LDAP groups automatically for role mapping | |||
Authenticate users from Multiple LDAP Search Bases | |||
Support for automatic selection of LDAP OU's as a search base | |||
Automatic Custom Search filter builder with group restriction | |||
Authenticate users from both LDAP and WordPress | |||
WordPress to LDAP user profile update | |||
Auto-register of LDAP users in WordPress site | |||
Redirect to custom URL after authentication | |||
Support for LDAPS for Secure Connection to LDAP Server | |||
Detailed user authentication report | |||
Support for Import/Export plugin configuration | |||
Auto-login (SSO) into WordPress site with Kerberos/NTLM | |||
Access to all premium add-ons | (Separate Purchase) | (Separate Purchase) |
Synchronize Wordpress users with LDAP directory and vice versa. Schedules can be configured for the synchronization to run at a specific time and after a specific interval.
Integration with BuddyPress to sync extended profile of users with LDAP attributes upon login.
Synchronize your Wordpress profile password with your LDAP user profile.
Update your WordPress and Buddypress profile picture with thumbnail photos stored in your LDAP directory.
Login to Ultimate Member with LDAP Credentials.
You can search/display your directory users on your website using search widget and shortcode.
Update profile information of any third-party plugin with information from LDAP Directory.
Allows you to control access to your site's content (pages/posts) based on LDAP groups/WordPress roles.
Populate Gravity Form fields with information from LDAP. You can integrate with unlimited forms.
Assign BuddyPress groups to users based on group membership in LDAP.
Login to Memberpress protected content with LDAP Credentials.
Login to eMember profiles with LDAP Credentials..