Hi!
In mi situation i followed carefully this:
*Full article: http://blogs.oregonstate.edu/sig/2013/03/28/enabling-ldap-authentication-in-zenoss-core-4-2-and-centos-6/
Restricting Zenoss access to a subset of specific users
- Go to https://YOUR_ZENOSS_SERVER/zport/manage and log in as
admin
.- Click
acl_users
in the tree view on the left side of the page.- Click
roleManager
.- Click
Add a Role
and enter “ZenNone” for the ID, then save.- Click
acl_users
in the tree view on the left side of the page.- Click your LDAP config.
- Select the
Contents
tab.- Click
acl_users
in the list.- Change Default User Roles to “ZenNone” and apply changes.
- Click
acl_users
in the tree view on the left side of the page.- Click
roleManager
.- Select the
Security
tab.- Check all the checkboxes under Manager, Owner, and ZenManager. (IMPORTANT! If you do not do this step, you will lock your admin account out of the system!)
- Uncheck all the checkboxes under Acquire permission settings?
- Check the checkboxes for “Access contents information” and “View” under ZenUser.
- Click
Save Changes
.When finished, users who are in LDAP are given restricted access (via the ZenNone role) by default, unless they have been granted a different Zenoss role. You can edit Zenoss role assignments via
Zope manager -> acl_users -> roleManager
.
And works great for me, did it at least 3 times for latest zenoss core: 4.2.4
Good luck,
Regards,