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Does anyone know of any forum software that integrates well with active directory without loads of work?

 

I've just had an email asking if at all possible.

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We're using phpBB - which links into AD/LDAp easily enough...

 

works on 2000/2003 cant get it to work on 2008/r2 servers though

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Going to say the dirty word "Sharepoint"... but then again, history says I would being a fan boy! LOL.

 

Seriously though...

AD aware (obviously!), free (well the Foundation Ver is).... depends what and where you are planning to use it really

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It does work with 2008-R2

What settings you got?

 

its been a while i cant remember i think its me not being really familiar with iis6 and my how to files for iis5 dosent translate well

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Ah.. I have it installed on Linux..

Is phpBB working at all or is it just the authentication

 

May be easier to download WAMP ...

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Actually stuart has a point about Sharepoint. Works best with it and will soon be free! :D

 

There has been a free version around a while... WSS3 was free (the baby brother of Sharepoint 2007), and WSS3 aka Sharepoint Foundation 2010 is free. The full product Im not sure on costs of at the moment - still trying to get my head around the licensing announcements. Head over to the Learning Env section, I have posted in there about Forums before - and I think there is some bits on my blog about it too. Has to be said, the forum support in 2010 (both versions) is a lot better. You can do "Mod" control using content approval...

 

I will go back and sit in my fan boy corner now.... i dont usually post in this area lol! :-0

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If it uses the same way that samba does to connect to ad then you have to change the ntlm security settings as win7/svr 2k8 uses a higher version. But more info about it on Google

 

Toby

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Ah.. I have it installed on Linux..

Is phpBB working at all or is it just the authentication

 

May be easier to download WAMP ...

 

i dont think i got phpbb working

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