Security

1. I have 2 different Guest Self-Registration entries:  1 for the corporate office and 1 for the remote sites. The corporate office instance uses the sponsor drop-down menu with a hook into Active Directory to populate that field, which is working perfectly.  
2. However, the one for the remote sites I've run into 2 separate issues:  How can I key in on 1 particular OU to populate the sponsor list?  I don't want the entire corporate list in the drop down...just the users that are in the remote site OU. 
3. Where in the Guest Self-Registration configuration do I point at that AD server instance that uses that remote site OU?  

        I want this guy: 

        To use this guy:

When you define the server, use the OU you want to restrict to.

For example, this will restrict to users in the "Staff" OU:

To set the server profile, edit the Select2 options in the sponsor_lookup field for the form.

Thank you kindly. 

Quick question:  in the Select2 Option field you highlighted, does it require the name of the server itself (FQDN), or does it require the name of the Operator Server entry that I created ("AD for MOBs")?

Thank you, Tim.  Looks like I can get it to work if I change the priority from default 50 to 49.  If it shares the same priority as the Corporate AD server entry (50), the Corporate one no longer works and the Remote site AD entry takes over both Corporate and Rremote.  It's never easy :)

Because I have 2 LDAP servers listed (depicted above in previous post), it wants the one with the top priority (lowest number).  If both have a priority of 50, the request goes to the first LDAP server in the list. The #ajax.args.server = LDAP SERVER has no bearing on anything. 

If I change the Remote Site LDAP server to 49, the Corporate side (and Remote Site side) will use that entry.  It doesn't matter that the #ajax.args.server = Corporate LDAP.  With this type of logic built in, having 2 LDAP servers to accommodate 2 different Guest Self-Registrations is impossible.  

Try removing the # sign before ajax.args.server

F&#% me!!!!!  You're the man Tim.  Thank you kindly.