In the matter of security there is the non answered second part of theFWIW, I personally wouldn't say ldaps is "much more secure" than start_tls, but fine, it's not something I care to argue about. But my memory is that
question. How to verify server certificate even when using ldaps? I see
no option to specify CA certificate or demanding server certificate
verification.
at least with OpenLDAP there is a configuration file where you can specify all of these things. Also since OpenLDAP links against a separate TLS library you could put server CA certificates in the "usual place" where
the TLS library implementation looks for those things. We use a non-public PKI infrastructure for our LDAP server and we put those server certificates in the appropriate place for the operating system and it Just Works.
To control the additional LDAP options, you can either set
environment variables in your krb5kdc process, or set up an ldaprc /
ldapconf file.
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