- Ensure you have established and configured a common user repository (such as an
LDAP store like Active Directory). Note: Using a common user repository is required. In other words, both SharePoint and Jive must be using the same LDAP repository.Note: Please see the Jive documentation on LDAP integration.
- IMPORTANT: If you are configuring Jive to use
Active Directory and Kerberos-authentication, you MUST set the following system
properties.
Property Name Property Value idm.ad.qualifyUserPrincipal true idm.allowNTLM false idm.allowS4U true idm.allowServerTGT true idm.allowUnsecured true idm.keytab Example: /usr/etc/jiveaccess.keytab (see document referenced in note below) idm.principalAtRealm Example: jiveaccess@JIVEKRB5.LOCAL (see document referenced in note below) Note:- Please see Jive Connects for SharePoint: Authentication Scenarios for an example of a Kerberos configuration.
- Jive checks for the idm.principalAtRealm property to determine if Kerberos authentication should be used.
- Please make sure the domain portion of idm.principalAtRealm is in all capital letters.
- Ensure that REST web services are enabled in Jive. You can
enable them in the Jive admin
console at System > Settings > Web Services.
