Right admin@admin.com is not going to be authenticated by your ldap server, that is why step 3 in the instructions is important.

To go forward I would go into the database mp_Users table

Since you have a row with admin@admin.com that is wired up with admin roles and you also have a new user that you created by logging in with ldap, copy the loginname and email address from the new ldap user row to the old admin@admin.com user row and then delete the row for the new user so there is no duplicate. Now login as the new user and you should be administrator.

Hope that helps,

Joe

If LDAP isn't working at all, your only remedy right now is to go into the database directly and turn off LDAP altogether.

update mp_sites set UseLdapAuth = 0;

When you're ready to test again, I'd suggest enabling database authentication with LDAP fallback, and make sure at least one admin user has a known mojoPortal password so you can get back in as needed using database rather than LDAP authentication.

Thanks Jamie! Must have been still typing my answer while you posted.

Sorry but these forums are not for support of sql management tools, there are lots of good places on the web for help with that but it is outside the scope of these forums.