Hi
Authentication against MS ActiveDirectory is pretty standard. See https://docs.moodle.org/en/Active_Directory. For detailed questions, there is a dedicated Authentication forum.
Visvanath Ratnaweera
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Moodle in English -> General help -> Simultaneous login possible? -> Re: Simultaneous login possible?
by Visvanath Ratnaweera -
This is a question for the Quiz forum.
I would expect the following behaviour - haven't tested:
- Ij one 'test' user is taking the test, it is blocked for all other "test" users.
- Any numer of 'test" users can take the test one after the other, provided that the the maximum number of attempts is not exceeded.
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I would expect the following behaviour - haven't tested:
- Ij one 'test' user is taking the test, it is blocked for all other "test" users.
- Any numer of 'test" users can take the test one after the other, provided that the the maximum number of attempts is not exceeded.
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Moodle in English -> Hardware and performance -> Minimum Server Requirements -> Re: Minimum Server Requirements
by Visvanath Ratnaweera -
Hi
Re-reading your enquiry I see that you are talking about "8000 users". The number of registered users has no effect on the load on a Moodle server. Only the users who are active at a given instans load the server. See https://docs.moodle.org/en/Performance_FAQ#How_do_you_define_.22concurrent_users.22.3F.
Re-reading your enquiry I see that you are talking about "8000 users". The number of registered users has no effect on the load on a Moodle server. Only the users who are active at a given instans load the server. See https://docs.moodle.org/en/Performance_FAQ#How_do_you_define_.22concurrent_users.22.3F.
Moodle in English -> Security and privacy -> SMTP Email password viewing -> Re: SMTP Email password viewing
by Visvanath Ratnaweera -
Well, that is the price of outsourcing! ;-*
SMTPAuth might have a public key type of authentication, I don't know. Even then you have to drop the private key somewhere in the server.
What about giving up the external mail relay and adding the Moodle server to the SPF of the domain Moodle is sending mails on behalf of?
SMTPAuth might have a public key type of authentication, I don't know. Even then you have to drop the private key somewhere in the server.
What about giving up the external mail relay and adding the Moodle server to the SPF of the domain Moodle is sending mails on behalf of?
Moodle in English -> Security and privacy -> SMTP Email password viewing -> Re: SMTP Email password viewing
by Visvanath Ratnaweera -
Is running an SMTP server (Exim, Postfix, ...) on localhost an alternative? Then you don't need to enter any password on Moodle web interface. The password to the external relay goes to the SMTP server config file.