Problem in Active Directory login from different domains

Mon, 26 Jan 2026 18:19:17 GMT

Hello experts,

I am using QlikView 11.20 SR12. I got problems when adding external domain into qlikview server.

Here it is the scenario: I have a qlikview server installed in domain A, and I added ldap://A to DSC -> Active Directory. It works fine to login in the accesspoint using accounts in domain A.When I tried to add domain B (which is separated from domain A ) into Active Directory, the bind is successful, and in QMC User Management I can find users in domain B by searching their usernames in LDAP://B. The problem is, I cannot log in QV accesspoint with a domain B account.

I used to think problem came from the AD settings, I cannot bind it with domain B's DN as 'path', but I can bind it by using its IP address

(That's mean, ldap:\\B.com is not working, ldap:\\1**.***.**.* works in DSC)

. Will it lead to mismatch between AD username and input username as 'B\username'?

Or if you have other ideas it would be so great to see. Thank you!

Kind regards,

Re: Problem in Active Directory login from different domains

Peter_Cammaert — Sun, 01 May 2016 16:01:58 GMT

The configuration of a domain B Domain controller in the DSC list will mean that QlikView will be able to lookup users from a different domain (because that's what an LDAP channel does) but has nothing to do with authentication of users. QlikView doesn't do authentication (except for Custom users) and in an AD-based envrionment leaves all of this to Windows.

For your login problem to go away, your system administrator should set-up a thrust-relationship between the two domains. Your QlikView server in domain A must be told to thrust whatever the domain controller in domain B tells it about domain B users.

Best,

Peter

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