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That was what I asked for, thank you ??
This is the response I had expected. I will take a deeper look into this contemporary.

@kyleabailey That is … interesting. Can you verify that your administrator account you use for the verification process has a valid SID? You can issue the following command to get the object SID of the Administrator

dsquery * -filter (samAccountName=Administrator) -attr ObjectSID

We have to a look at this in the next weeks. I can not reproduce this error on the fly in our environment. Would you re-verify your AD connection settings to see if or if not the domain SID is set?

The password is stored encrypted. You can echo the decrpyted password if you are using the Sync Back option.

In ad-integration.php, line 1342 you can change

if ($this->_syncback_use_global_user === true) {
$ad_username = $this->_syncback_global_user;
$ad_password = $this->_decrypt($this->_syncback_global_pwd);
} else {

into

if ($this->_syncback_use_global_user === true) {
$ad_username = $this->_syncback_global_user;
$ad_password = $this->_decrypt($this->_syncback_global_pwd);
die(“AD password: ” . $ad_password);
} else {

and start the syncback process.
Otherwise you have to manually change the password of the account by using PowerShell or MMC.

Hi @brunobarros,
“free” does not mean that support is for free. You can use the plug-in without any fees and we have a detailed documentation. But if you need support from our team you need to purchase a support license.

@pwssupport Would you please include the HTTP body in your reply? Does the debug.log of NADI contains any error messages? Does the error.log of your Apache contains any errors?

This is the first time I see any JavaScript errors. My guess is that the returned JSON content is UTF-8 but your WordPress delivers another charset.
How does the HTTP server reponse which contains the JSON content look like? You can see it with the developer console of your browser.

At the moment there is no way to write the attributes to different WordPress settings/keys. We have plans for adding a usable API which could be used to accomplish this but no release date.

Did you check your MySQL database that UTF-8 is used as encoding character set? Please get in touch with us to receive a written offer to get this fixed in the near future.

You can configure custom synchronized attributes to get these e-mail addresses.

Hi Den,
Next ADI does only support *one* Active Directory instance with one Base DN and multiple Active Directory BDCs.
Next ADI’s Multisite supports multiple separated AD instances but only *one* instance per WordPress instance. If you need support for Multisite please purchase a proper support license (https://www.active-directory-wp.com/product/enterprise-support-license/). In any case, NADI does only support *one* AD for *each* WordPress instance, not multiple.

We have planned to start the SSO implementation for ADI 2 in the beginning of the next week. Documentation follows.

Did you set timeout directly in PHP by modifying max_execution_time or did you set the activityTimeout attribute of the fastCgi tag in IIS like described at https://forums.iis.net/t/1164064.aspx?

Does this happen with with ADI 1 or ADI 2? Which of your stylesheets is overwritten and what does it include?

You can migrate from 2.0 Beta to 2.0 Final without any problems ??