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netsight+auth+failure

Justsomebodi
New Contributor III
I was playing around with LDAP integration on Netsight and I seem to have broken authentication. Is it possible to revert back to local auth as i can no longer access Netsight?
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Justsomebodi
New Contributor III
That worked. You can just change the properties within the db.

Thanks

Andre_K_
New Contributor
/usr/local/Enterasys_Networks/NetSight/mysql/bin/mysql -S /tmp/netsight_mysql.sock -u netsight -p
"root" will not have access to the db. Check the "Netsight Suite wide Tools User Guide" (Section 'Managing the Database') for the default password. However, I am not an expert considering the NS db and found that setting only by best guess. I don't know if changing it will suffice to solve your problem. If you are not forced to take desperate measures, I'd rather advise to contact support.

Justsomebodi
New Contributor III
Hi what command did you use? When i try "mysql -u root -p" ubuntu says not installed?

Andre_K_
New Contributor
well. I was able to find this in the netsight db:

mysql> select * from nsproperties;
+----+------------------------------+-------------------------------+
| ID | NAME | VALUE |
+----+------------------------------+-------------------------------+
| 1 | Automatic User Membership | false |
| 2 | serverAuthType | Default ( OS Authentication ) |
| 3 | serverAuthOSAuto | false |
| 4 | serverAuthOSGroup | NetSight Administrator |
| 5 | serverAuthLDAPConfig | None |
| 6 | serverAuthLDAPFailToOS | false |
| 7 | serverAuthLDAPGroup | NetSight Administrator |
| 8 | serverAuthRadiusConfig | None |
| 9 | serverAuthRadiusBackupConfig | None |
| 10 | serverAuthRadiusFailToOS | false |
| 11 | serverAuthRadiusGroup | NetSight Administrator |
+----+------------------------------+-------------------------------+
11 rows in set (0.00 sec)

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