My organization requires that all web traffic, even within the organization, use HTTPS and LDAPS authentication.
How would we achieve a secure OL Connect Automate / Node Red installation on an internal server such that the sessions to create flows are authenticated against our Domain Server(s) using LDAPS, port 636, and the session encrypted via HTTPS?
Bump. Any feedback on this? I’m trying to plan ahead and anticipate the move to Automate, but if the installation doesn’t support LDAPS and HTTPS then, sadly, it’s a non-starter.
Hi TGreer,
Quick question. Does the following related to the flow editor itself?
“sessions to create flows are authenticated against our Domain Server(s)”
We have an internal document describing how to protect the editor using SAML, OIDC & OAUTH. This will be added to the online documentation we are setting up. Will check if I can share the current info.
Erik
Yes, the flow editor itself requires authentication, using LDAPS, to our DS. The session(s) must also be HTTPS.