Minecraft server 1.5.2 english install#
Install and remove mods by simply dragging and dropping them or copying and pasting them into a list.Works with every version of Minecraft since alpha 1.0.11!.Supports multiple different versions of Minecraft at once.Easily manage multiple installations of Minecraft at once.This allows you to spend less time trying to get your mods to work and more time actually enjoying Minecraft. It also allows you to easily install and remove mods without you even having to touch WinRAR or 7zip at all. without having to waste your time fooling around with. minecraft folders each with it’s own mods saves texture packs, etc. This means that you can have two different.
No need to open 389, 6.MultiMC is a custom launcher that makes managing Minecraft easier by allowing you to have multiple installations of Minecraft at once. Finally, for those with Firewall and Internet environments you HAVE to open port 3268 ONLY from Moodle server to yourActiveDirectoryMainDomainServer. ldap_opt_deref: NO (I think it is not relevant I tried YES and NO without changes).Ħ. ldap_search_sub: YES (off course, so a deep search can be done).ĥ. No need to include several contexts where users live.Ĥ. In other words, can be root on Main Domain. " ADMainDomainRoot" can be DC=myDomain,DC=bla (according to my example).
" ADuser" can be like cn=ldapuser,ou=public,o=org (like Moodle help says) or use last one). No need to write multiple servers (like 1.x.y.z 2.x.y.t 4.x.z.a) only the primary one. You do not have to write "ldap://" to get it working. " yourActiveDirectoryMainDomainServer" can be the IP address or the host name ( 192.x.y.z or I prefer IP address). ldap_host_url: yourActiveDirectoryMainDomainServer:3268 If anybody has further suggestions, I'll be glad to know them.įor anyone who need detailed info, take note for LDAP setup on Moodle:ġ. Which was not possible with the settings in my first post. Maybe in a user or group policy.ĭespite the fact that I use LDAPuser on the students_domain for the BIND, even staff_domain accounts can log into moodle. You have to add it to the group of Domain Guests first, and make this group the primary group of the account, otherwise you are not able to remove the account from the Domain-Users Group. Interactive Logon should also be DENIED for this user, but I do not know to do this. So I decided to use definitely the LDAPuser on our stud_domain.ĭO NOT forget to remove the LDAPuser out of the Domain-Users Group, to be shure, this account has only few privileges. But this morning the error continued to appear. First I thought that replication had possibly not finished when I wanted to use the freshly created LDAPuser on the root_domain. If I use an account either on stud_domain or staff_domain, everything works fine now. What I called 'strange' is the fact that I get an Error if I use a BIND account on the global-catalog-server (root_srv) itself. note that 'ournet' can be splitted in more sub dc-components Ldap_contexts: ou=OurUsers,dc=staff_domain,dc=ournet ou=OurUsers,dc=stud_domain,dc=ournet Ldap_bind_dn: cn=LDAPuser,ou=Users,dc=stud_domain,dc=ournet Ldap_ host_url: root_srv.ournet:3268 -> Works fine as global catalog the moodle server itself is a member-server of the stud-domain, running on win2003 server so the root-domain can be used as global catalog on port 3268, as already mentioned in this thread classic MS Active Directory forest with three-domain model: one root-domain and two child-domains, one for students and one for staff employees What I wrote in my first post is still valid. Replication did not solve the problem, so I have to keep the strange configuration I mentioned. Ok, I'm back again and finished my tests.
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