mrasker

I think you are looking for something like “Simple Intranet”, which we use for our WordPress based Intranet.

I do not have any suggestion for you.

I just want to say that this is how I would like it to work, if the Imported user is disabled in the AD:
1. If the AD User already exist in WP, disable the WP account
2. If the AD User does not exist in WP, do not create a WP account

That would make my life easier

I just want to set this to [resolved], since it is.

OK, not what I wanted to hear but I guess it’s not up to me. ??

I understand the privacy concern, but this is an Intranet. It’s not a blog or a public website. The only users will be employees.

Since this is an Intranet for our company we are more concerned with security then privacy. Further more, we as a company already own all this info, we just want an easier way to display it.

What I mean is that given that we have the IP and we have the DHCP DB we can always get the hostname, even historically. It’s just a question of using a combination of getting the ip from the WP DB and then using PowerShell to get the hostname from the DHCP.

So showing this in the UI would just make it simpler for us admins, not show something that we not already have access to.

You could limit this functionality to only work for Internal ip:s (10.0.0.0/8, 172.16.0.0/12 and 192.168.0.0/16) and then it would only be there for companies who are security aware. That way it would not interfere with the public ip:s, and its valid need for privacy.

Fair enough, and I can understand the reasoning why.

However, would it be possible to add this as a possibility for internal ip:s? For us who use WordPress for our Intranet it would be useful. We already have the ip so we can already identify each visitor, we just want the hostname as well since the ip can change.

Basically all we would need is: lookup hostname, store hostname and present it in a column next to the ip. Is that possible to add?

Also, the idea with GeoIP was that if they could to a local lookup for local IPs they could then put the hostname in the Country field.

But they does not seem to be able to do it, which I can totally understand. It is not really what they are supposed to do.

Yes, since this is an Intranet we’d like to track who is doing what on the Intranet. We can see the IP but we’d rather see the hostname. Hostname can be resolved via our DNS:s.

Since the IP can change (DHCP), we’d need the lookup to be done, maybe not for every Visit, but at least within the TTL for the dns record.

On the WP server we already have set up the nameservers, so now we would like WP Statistics to use it to resolve the IP:s to hostnames.

Is this doable?

Also, it was the same with WP 4.3.0 so it’s probably not a WP issue.

I simply think that the ADI plugin disables the scroll bar and the window resize features in the pop-up window. So could we please be allowed to see everything? ??

While you are at it you might as well make the Pop-up go full screen since the small window size very rarely can contain all the interesting info.

Thank you in advance

Hi,

I don’t know how to solve your TLS issue, especially since I can’t get ADI to get all the attributes without TLS/LDAPS.

So, I know this is scope creep but maybe you can help me with how to the attributes from our AD to WP through this plugin?

Thanks in advance