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# Multiple LDAP/AD Domains
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This page describes the Cacti 1.2 authentication interface. The unreleased
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Cacti 1.3 development branch uses [Login Providers](Login-Providers.md)
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instead.
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## Summary
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This Authentication method enables the Cacti Administrator to
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have multiple login level templates for their accounts. This
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could be used to grant users say for the following three login
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levels controlled by an LDAP or AD User Group:
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- **Admins** - People with full control of Cacti
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- **Super Users** - Higher level of access, but below **Admins**
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- **Normal Users** - For normal entry level users with limited
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access.
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To use the Multiple Domains setup, you must first setup at least one
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[User Domains](User-Domains.md) from the Cacti console. Once
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the **Multiple LDAP/AD Domains** are setup, all users will
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have to provide domain credentials as well as select from which
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domain they wish to authenticate from, though when enabling
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this settings, **Built-in** accounts will still be able to
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login, however, they will have to provide the `Local` option
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from the drop-down on the login page.
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## Settings
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When you select the **Multiple LDAP/AD Domains** the Authentication
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sub-tab will look like the image below.
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The reason that it shows settings for `Built-in` accounts is that
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you can still login as a local account when you choose this setting.
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Copyright (c) 2004-2026 The Cacti Group
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