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I've got a CentOS7 server joined to a Windows Active Directory Server. I'm trying to connect to CentOS using my Active Directory credentials but it seems that it checks the local account as first step and LDAP as second. That's because I'm receiving a message that order me to change the local account password. Is there a way to change the authentication order in order to check LDAP as first step and local account as second?

This is my nsswitch.conf

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passwd:     ldap files sss
shadow:     ldap files sss
group:      ldap files sss
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  • How are you connecting to your CentOS system? SSH? Commented Jun 2, 2019 at 16:28
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    If you have solved your problem, consider posting an answer. Commented Jun 4, 2019 at 8:13
  • Welcome to Unix Stackexchange! You should really take the tour. I am sorry to bother you but this is not a forum, there are no threads to close. You'd answer to your own question and, eventually, mark it as "accepted". Commented Jun 4, 2019 at 9:20

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Maybe, I found the solution. I'm using SSS which is using OpenLDAP not LDAP. So, is it possible to switch "sss" parameter before "files" in order to run sssd on the right way.

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passwd:     sss files
shadow:     sss files
group:      sss files
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