Open BrunoTeixeira1996 opened 4 months ago
In what scenario is the port changed from the standard ports?
In what scenario is the port changed from the standard ports?
My use case is a hack the box machine. I've noticed that the ports being used are 3268 and 3269 . That could be a flag like what certipy already does in auth
with -ldap-port
In what scenario is the port changed from the standard ports?
My use case is a hack the box machine. I've noticed that the ports being used are 3268 and 3269 . That could be a flag like what certipy already does in
auth
with-ldap-port
Alright. I just wanted to ask as I have never seen different ports in the field (not saying that this won't happen).
In what scenario is the port changed from the standard ports?
My use case is a hack the box machine. I've noticed that the ports being used are 3268 and 3269 . That could be a flag like what certipy already does in
auth
with-ldap-port
Alright. I just wanted to ask as I have never seen different ports in the field (not saying that this won't happen).
Yes thats totaly fine and your question makes total sense 😁 So you think this should be something to consider?
@fgeek I've created https://github.com/ly4k/Certipy/pull/198 and tested here and it worked. Maybe double check if has everything you want :)
In what scenario is the port changed from the standard ports?
Real DC on real client infra.
@noraj yep that happened to me as well. I am not sure why this simple fix is taking too long to be reviewed however you could use my fork instead in the mean time
Hi guys, Thanks for the amazing python package first of all! Second, I am trying to use certipy in LDAPS however LDPAS is not running on default port and after checking the code looks like both LDAP and LDAPS ports are hardcoded. Is there a way to create a flag to specify the port?