hevmills

Hi Curtiss,

This is still an ongoing problem for us. I have waited until we got WordPress upgraded to a more recent version. The server is now on version 3.5.1. We still have to configure the Network Auth for every subsite we configure. This has been OK while we have been experimenting, but now it is unworkable.

I am very happy to help troubleshoot. If it of any help, here is some more information:

The issue is that we don’t get an option to configure this for the whole network, we have to configure it for each site, even when the network installation is enabled.

The system we are running is:

Window 2008 R2
IIS 7.5.6
PHP 5.3.24
Wordpress 3.5.1

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Regards

Harry

Hi Curtiss,

Thanks for the update. I have checked the Network Admin -> Settings and There is no entry for AD Authentication Integration. Only “Network Settings” and “Network Setup”. We are using WP3.4.

It may be important to note that originally this plugin was installed and configured when WordPress was a non-multi-site installation. The installation was then moved to multi-site afterwards. Obviously we have deactivated the plug in and then Network activated it when we went multi-site.

Regards

Harry

I too have come across this problem. Is it something I am missing in the configuration steps?

Our goal is to have a multi-site WordPress set up, where new sites can be created by the Super-Admins, with a admin of the new site being a user in AD, but the actual authentication process for each site is tied into AD. At the moment we can get this to work, but we have to put the same configuration details into the AD module for each site we create.

Any suggestions would be gratefully received.