Multiple Servers
See original GitHub issueIs there a way to configure multiple Ldap servers?
I’m thinking that the Startup could look something like below.
.AddLdapUsers<ActiveDirectoryAppUser>(Configuration.GetSection("activeDirectory1"), UserStore.InMemory).AddLdapUsers<ActiveDirectoryAppUser>(Configuration.GetSection("activeDirectory2"), UserStore.InMemory);
I’m not sure how to configure and specify which Active Directory server to connect, currently when I add multiple user stores it only searches the second addition.
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Thank you for all of the changes. I have created pull request #14 that allows the user to specify a domain without breaking changes.
@uchetfield : For info, the only problem I see with your solution is if we use the other flow in order to get a token (not by showing the login page). The domain is not part of the implementation in that case. So just be aware of that.