@john.c

This is a good idea as well. If the previous suggestion of trying to do a DNS round robin approach doesn't work, this may be my best option.

Thanks for taking the time to provide your suggestion!

@IgorGlock said:

ldap://domain.x.y

Thanks for the suggestion. I can give this a shot real quick!

Is there a way to specify a primary and secondary Active Directory server when configuring auth-ldap?

I've encountered situations where the specified URI (ldap://activedirectory1.domain.x.y) server isn't reachable so I'd like to be able to specify a secondary AD server using something like this:

ldap://activedirectory1.domain.x.y, ldap://activedirectory2.domain.x.y

Basically multiple AD servers; separated by a comma.

Unlike the other forum post regarding Multiple AD Sources, both of these control the same domain.

Thanks.