You can uninstall the LDAP Authorization plug-in by deleting a folder and running a database query.
You can uninstall the LDAP Authorization plug-in manually without logging on to the Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare Administrator.
- Delete the extensions\ldap folder in the Mirth® Connect home folder.
- Delete the LDAP Authorization plug-in configuration settings from the Mirth® Connect database by running this query on the database:
DELETE FROM configuration WHERE category = 'LDAP Authorization';
- Restart the Mirth® Connect server.
You can now log on using any local user accounts that existed prior to enabling LDAP authorization. Because the LDAP Authorization plug-in copies LDAP user accounts locally when users log on using their LDAP account credentials, you can still log on to LDAP user accounts with the last password that was used.
