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This document summarizes LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) and its role in authentication and authorization at the University. It discusses: - The difference between authentication (AuthN) and authorization (AuthZ) - How LDAP directories store user and group information in a hierarchical tree structure with objects, attributes, and distinguished names - How the University uses Central Auth LDAP and Active Directory for authentication and storing user attributes - How LDAP queries and operators allow searching for users and groups with certain attributes - Applications of LDAP for authorization in systems like Apache and pulling user data into web apps
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- 1. LDAP and the Central Authorisation Service Mark Cairney UNIX Systems IT Infrastructure
- 2. Authentication and Authorisation ? Authentication (AuthN) = ¡°Who are you?¡± ? Authorisation (AuthZ) = ¡°Do you have permission to access this?¡± These terms are often (incorrectly) used interchangeably but there is a difference!
- 3. Authorisation- LDAP ? Lightweight Directory Access Protocol ? Standard API for interrogating LDAP directory services available for most common languages ? University implementations include Central Auth and Active Directory
- 4. LDAP directories ? What is a directory? ¨C Hierarchical ¡°tree¡± structure ¨C ¡°base¡± defines top (or bottom) of the tree ¨C ¡°organisational units¡± (OUs) create tree structure ¨C Objects e.g. users, groups exist within OUs
- 5. LDAP directories- objects ? Each Object has a full canonical ¡°distinguished name¡± (DN) ? Object type defined by it¡¯s Objectclass(es) ? Objectclasses define what attributes an object can have ¨C Defined in schema ¨C Can be hierarchical e.g. ¡°eduperson¡± is a dependent on ¡°person¡±
- 6. LDAP directories- attributes ? Attributes are the contents of an object ? Can be numerical, string, binary blobs etc ? Single value and multi-value ? An object doesn¡¯t need to have every available attribute defined ? Can be considered analogous to fields in a database.
- 7. LDAP groups ? Groups are objects containing a list of members ¨C ¡±members¡± DNs of user objects ¨C We use POSIX groups for UNIX compatibility ? these also have a GID number which should be unique across groups and users (but this isn¡¯t enforced!) ? Grouper allocates these out the same pool as user¡¯s UIDs ? Devolved units have their own reserved GID pools
- 8. LDAP groups ? OpenLDAP and AD both maintain a ¡°memberOf¡± attribute ¨C This references the group(s) a user object is a member of ¨C This means we can check if a user is a member of a group by looking up the user object, not the group!
- 9. LDAP queries ? Simplest query: ? attribute=value ? E.g. edunicategory=201 ¨C Search for all objects where the ¡°edunicategory¡± attribute has the value ¡°201¡± i.e. all UG students. ? Wildcard symbol ¡°*¡± ? Can search for cases where attribute isn¡¯t defined by not specifying a value ? E.g. (mail=)
- 10. LDAP queries- operators ? Boolean operators ¨C & AND ¨C | OR ¨C ! NOT ? Logical sections separated by ( ) ? Logical sections can be nested ? Can use these simple rules to build some highly complex queries!
- 11. LDAP queries ? (| (edunicategory=204)(edunicategory=501)) ? (& (edunicategory=101)(!(eduniIDstatus=300)))
- 12. LDAP- central auth ? Central Auth- OpenLDAP 2.4 ? Allows anonymous bind from within EdLAN ? Some protected attributes only available to particular accounts ? Uses SASL passthrough to EASE Kerberos for passwords ? Base DN: dc=authorise,dc=ed,dc=ac,dc=uk
- 13. LDAP Applications ? LDAP is also a useful method to pull data about a user into your Web App ? Still needs to be cosign-protected to provide REMOTE_USER environment variable ? User information pulled from LDAP can then be used to perform authorisation e.g. prevent alumni from accessing site. ? Most common server-side languages will have an LDAP library (client-side unlikely)
- 14. Authorisation-LDAP + Apache ? Apache also has modules for LDAP AuthN/AuthZ ? LDAP AuthN possible but Cosign recommended ? Use mod_authnz_ldap module in Apache for AuthZ in conjunction with mod_cosign for AuthN ? Can be included in conf files or in .htaccess files
- 15. Central Authorisation Service https://www.wiki.ed.ac.uk/display/AuthService Contact IS.Helpline@ed.ac.uk in first instance. Questions?