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If you have a web application and want to authenticate the user credential with Active Directory. This video is for you! Today, weamp;#39;ll use PHP LDAP to authenticate the username and password submitted Here is the login page with a simple username/password form Iamp;#39;ll post the form to ldap.php First, we will construct a DN string of the user Iamp;#39;ll set uid to incoming POST data received from login form For password, weamp;#39;ll use it later Next, weamp;#39;ll connect to the AD server using ldapconnect lke we did in previous video Iamp;#39;ll still using forumsysamp;#39;s ldap test server and use ldapsetoption to set LDAP protocol version to 3 if needed Next, weamp;#39;ll authenticate the user by binding with Active Directory server using ldapbind Use the LDAP connection object, DN string and password as parms bind will return TRUE if credential is valid or otherwise return FALSE So we can just use if statement to validate the login status Weamp;#39;re ready!
