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LAPS-WebUI

A nice and simple Web Interface for LAPS (Local Administrator Password Solution)

Version 1.6.0 breaking change

Version 1.6.0 adds multidomain support. Due this change the configurations changes. Please see appsettings.json.example and

Setup Preqesites

Setup Preqesites

  • A working Active Directory with Microsoft LAPS installed
  • .NET Core 8.0 compatible Operating System (Ubuntu/Debian/CentOS/Alpine Linux/Windows/macOS) or a Docker Host

Bare Metal:

  • Download the latest Release for your Platform
  • Unzip Archive
  • Rename appsettings.json.example to appsettings.json and edit as needed or set the settings via Environment Variables
  • Ensure Python3 and dpapi-ng (pip install dpapi-ng[kerberos]) is installed
  • Run LAPS-WebUI

Notes for LAPS v2

  • Since Version 1.5.0 LAPS v2 is supported
  • By default, LAPS v2 passwords are encrypted. If the LAPS v2 passwords are stored unencrypted, then you have to set EncryptionDisabled to true in the settings
  • When LAPS v2 Passwords are encrypted a direct connection to the domain controllers with Kerberos and DCE-RPC is needed in order to decrypt those passwords. For LAPS v1 and unecrypted LAPS v2 passwords only LDAP is needed

Setup (docker):

Running LAPS-WebUI in docker is quite easy:

docker run -d \
  --name=lapswebui \
  -e Domains__0__Name=example.com \
  -e Domains__0__Ldap__Server=ldap.example.com \
  -e Domains__0__Ldap__Port=389 \
  -e Domains__0__Ldap__UseSSL=false \
  -e Domains__0__Ldap__TrustAllCertificates=true \
  -e Domains__0__Ldap__SearchBase='DC=example,DC=com' \
  -p 8080:8080 \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  ghcr.io/seji64/laps-webui:1.6

Advanced configuration

Change Listen Address and/or Port

There are a few options to configure this. Here is a quite good writeup with explains all options.

Reverse Proxy

If you are using a reverse proxy ensure WebSockets are allowed / enabled

Usage:

  • Navigate with your WebBrowser to the LAPS WebUI Page (Default: http://127.0.0.1:8080 )
  • Login with any Active Directory User which can access the LAPS LDAP Properties
  • Type any Computername in the Searchbox and click a result to view the LAPS Password.

Why is there no User Management?

There is none cause LAPS-WebUI authenticates against your ActiveDirectory. There is also defined who can read those LAPS Passwords.

Screenshots:

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