This message was deleted.

Hi @Ahemad Ali Shaik - have you tried setting up multiple authenticators/authorizers in a chain - something like (abbreviated):

druid.auth.authenticatorChain=["ldapauth1", "ldapauth2"]
druid.auth.authenticator.ldapauth1.type=basic
druid.auth.authenticator.ldapauth1.credentialsValidator.type=ldap
druid.auth.authenticator.ldapauth1.credentialsValidator.url=<ldap://ldapserver1:389>
druid.auth.authenticator.ldapauth1.authorizerName=ldapauth1
druid.auth.authenticator.ldapauth2.type=basic
druid.auth.authenticator.ldapauth2.credentialsValidator.type=ldap
druid.auth.authenticator.ldapauth2.credentialsValidator.url=<ldap://ldapserver2:389>
druid.auth.authenticator.ldapauth2.authorizerName=ldapauth2

druid.auth.authenticator.ldapauth1.skipOnFailure=true
druid.auth.authenticator.ldapauth2.skipOnFailure=true

Hi @Kyle Hoondert let me give a try and let you know how it goes

Pretty sure Druid is going to evaluate your username and authenticate on the the first authenticator which matches that username… you would probably need to do something like `basic_username`: username_basic `LDAP_username`: username

@Kyle Hoondert I have different username for ldap authentication (ldap_user) and basic authentication (admin), working fine but it’s working with same password, when I try to give different passwords for these users router and broker services are not coming up failing with 401 error