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serkan
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Hello,

I am able to create group for lab domain with admin user but not able to create group for example

domain.

I can't see any difference between.

anybody has an idea?2019-10-07_22-31-09.png

Best Regards,

Serkan

 

 

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harpreetsingh
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Hi Serkan,
The domain you created "lab" is a local domain which is using local DB to keep identity information but according to classroom environment "Example" domain is configured to use RedHat IdM (LDAP) as back end and as a openstack user you don't have any priviledges to create users and groups under LDAP server so thats why you are getting this error.

If you want to create group or users then you should login to "IdM (LDAP)" and then create from there.


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harpreetsingh
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Hi Serkan,
The domain you created "lab" is a local domain which is using local DB to keep identity information but according to classroom environment "Example" domain is configured to use RedHat IdM (LDAP) as back end and as a openstack user you don't have any priviledges to create users and groups under LDAP server so thats why you are getting this error.

If you want to create group or users then you should login to "IdM (LDAP)" and then create from there.


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serkan
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Hi harpreetsingh,

I have one more question.

As an admin under default domain,  how I am able to create admin groups and users for another

domains? does default admin user capable of editing anything in different domains without

having admin role for that particular domain?

Best Regards,

Serkan

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harpreetsingh
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Hi

Answer to the same question, If you are Admin of Default Domain then yes you can create users and groups in other domains as well but only if those Domains are local, which means Database is the backend for that Domain instead of a Central authentication server like LDAP, IdM etc.

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serkan
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Thanks for clearing that up for me.

I will have one last question for this topic which is still not clear to me.

if i want to use Database as the backend, is it the only configuration that I am supposed to

enable?

OPENSTACK_API_VERSIONS = {

  "identity": 3

}

OPENSTACK_KEYSTONE_MULTIDOMAIN_SUPPORT = True

OPENSTACK_KEYSTONE_DEFAULT_DOMAIN = 'Default'

 

or should i also enable the below keystone config as well?

 

domain_specific_drivers_enabled = true

domain_config_dir = /etc/keystone/domains

driver = sql

 

Thanks and Regards,

Serkan

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