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• Active Directory and domain controller on old customer Windows 2003 and Windows 7.

  Hi all

  I have Active Directory and the domain on old Windows 2003 and Windows 7 client controller. I enabled "User must change password at the next logon" for the customer user on AD account.

  When the user tried to connect to Windows 7, after that they have got the change password screen and type new password, then they received message "the user password must be changed before logging on the first time," user get password screen change again, then they get the same massage. Looks like he's going to loop and user cannot change password and connect to the computer.

  Hello

  To help you with your concerns, you can see the article below:

  Error message: the password must be changed before logging on the first time

  Let us know how it goes.

• Integrating Active Directory and UCS Manager

  I'm looking to create an LDAP authentication provider in the UCS Manager that will authenticate users in Active Directory. I see the configuration guide UCS that a schema change is required to add a new attribute for user accounts and the guide details what the new attribute should be. However there are no detailed instructions on how to make the change to AD. I imagine some sort of import LDIFDE is required, but does anyone have more detailed steps on how to do it?

  Thank you

  You can ssh in your UCS, go to the NxOS prompt and test authentication as follows:

  Laurel - A (nxos) # test cpaggen aaa cisco group ldap
  the user has been authenticated
  Laurel - A (nxos) # test aaa group ldap cpaggen cisco1
  user authentication failed
  Laurel - A (nxos) # test aaa group ldap foo doesntexist
  user authentication failed
  Laurel-a. (nxos) #

  Make sure that this part of work. The role assignment comes from CiscoAVPair and the value must be a shell: roles = 'admin' If you want the user to be an administrator. CiscoAVPair must be an attribute of the user object. I've attached a screenshot of Wireshark for a successful authentication and authorization.

  You will also find the definition of the user and configuration of my UCS.

• Cisco Secure ACS groups 5.1 Active Directory and RSA Authentication Manager 7.1 for profiles

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  Hello

  I'm deploying an ACS connected to an RSA AuthManager (that is connected to an Active Directory domain)

  I create several groups within the Active Directory server, I try to give to users for their groups different access rights.

  I tried to define an access policy "NetOp/NetAdm" and two authorization rules:

  Rule-1 AD - AD1:ExternalGroups contains all dir. INTRA/groups/NETOP 'Auth for net operators' 0

  Rule 2 AD - AD1:ExternalGroups contains all dir. INTRA/groups/NETADM 'Auth net admin' 0

  Default: refuse

  In the identity, I have configured the RSA identity source, so that users get authenticated by the RSA Authentication Manager.

  But I still refuse to get access, RSA authentication is successful, but the group membership, active directory does not work, even with the unix attributes or group principal defined for the user.

  My question is this valid configuration scenario? Is there another way to define several profiles according to the Group of users of external source?

  The stages of monitoring:

  Measures

  Request for access received RADIUS 11001

  11017 RADIUS creates a new session

  Assess Service selection strategy

  15004 Matched rule

  Access to Selected 15012 - NetOp/NetAdm service policy

  Evaluate the politics of identity

  15004 Matched rule

  15013 selected identity Store - server RSA

  24500 Authenticating user on the server's RSA SecurID.

  24501 a session is established with the server's RSA SecurID.

  24506 check successful operation code

  24505 user authentication succeeded.

  24553 user record has been cached

  24502 with RSA SecurID Server session is closed

  Authentication 22037 spent

  22023 proceed to the recovery of the attribute

  24628 user cache not enabled in the configuration of the RADIUS identity token store.

  Identity sequence 22016 completed an iteration of the IDStores

  Evaluate the strategy of group mapping

  15006 set default mapping rule

  Authorization of emergency policy assessment

  15042 no rule has been balanced

  Evaluation of authorization policy

  15006 set default mapping rule

  15016 selected the authorization - DenyAccess profile

  15039 selected authorization profile is DenyAccess

  11003 returned RADIUS Access-Reject

  Thank you

  Christophe

  I think you need to do is to create a sequence of identity with RSA as a selection in

  Authentication and recovery research list of attributes and AD in the additional attribute list recovery research. Then select this sequence as a result of the politics of identity for the service

• Active Directory and SSH on ESX 4

  Has anyone tried to use active directory to authenticate users on an ESX 4 box? Is this possible? I know that most linux operating systems offer a way to integrate into Active directory using some extensions and the ldap service. ESX 4 has this feature?

  Take a look at cesite for instructions for setting up the AD, he wrote for ESX 3.x, but should also ask 4.0 and give you a good starting point.

  http://www.astroarch.com/wiki/index.php/Full_Integration_of_Active_Directory

  about using esxcfg-auth to set on ESX. I recently configured our host ESX 4 auth against Kerberos using my instructions 3.x and it works very well. Don't see why AD won't be the same, good luck

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• Provisioning of password in Active Directory and TCP ports

  Hello
  
  -I want available to users and their passwords in Active Directory
  -J' need to declare precisely what TCP ports that I use to have open in the FW:
  -TCP port if an IDM and the gateway (or server connector): 9278 (or 8759)
  -some ports between gateway and AD.
  
  Can someone tell me what ports I need between catwalk and IDM? I tried 389 and 636, but this is obviously not sufficient...
  
  Thank you.

  OK, let me tell you how it works then ;-)

  -I am speaking here of the AD adapter only, and not the connector (I'll dig this one later)
  -In the resource configuration page, you can choose the type of encryption: none, SSL, or Kerberos.

  -None:
  everything is done on the LDAP port (389) except password management which is done on port TCP 445 (Microsoft proprietary protocol)
  If 445 is blocked, no password provisioning is done and you will see the bridge trying to reach the ad on this port try ICMP (ping), then give up.

  -SSL:
  everything is done on LDAP 636. Everything.
  Why it does not work at first on my environment:
  -a been configured correctly AD? Yep: private key in the local computer AD certificate store, CA in the trusted CA on the local computer data store
  -have I forgotten to configure something on the side of the door? No, CA has been properly placed in the trusted CA on the local computer store
  -the fact that I made typo somewhere? Nope.
  -What I forgot, it is to restart the gateway service after having put the certificate in the trusted CA data store. And given that the computer does not restart for more than a month, the gateway service was not properly SSL-protocol of communication with AD...

  -Kerberos:
  I do not tried this mode. (I wanted the standard LDAP bind for some reason)

  now I can start growing hair again...

• Three companies using Windows Server 2008 Active Directory and physical locations?

  The research of three companies using Active Directory in Windows Server 2008 and also how many physical locations?

  Answers forum is addressing issues technical home user.

  If you don't have a technical question, you can try to use Bing to search for the information you are looking for.

  If you are having problems with Active Directory, you can create a new post on the TechNet forums for assistance.
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/category/WindowsServer/

• Problem with Active Directory and the NAC

  Hello.

  Please I need help.

  I have my server with the "Active Directory SSO" began, but when a user tries to connect to the network with its credentials in Active Directory, the PC agent say that 'Invalid username and password.

  My server is tuned by the 8910 port.

  I conectivity with CBS and active directory.

  kpass command runs successfully.

  Thks.

  Jorge,

  If the service is running, then you must put emphasis on the communication client/AD and see where the break occurs.

  Can you ensure that the unauthenticated role, you have all the required TCP/UDP ports open, and ICMP and IP FRAGMENTS to all your domain controllers?

  HTH,

  Faisal

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• Active Directory and the Source of data in Application Weblogic

  Hello

  I was asked to find a way to record information of users created via Active Directory in my datasource request so my application can control if the user as authorization.

  My application, services to extract the data and the data source will be in the weblogic.

  What I found so far that there was to be a supplier Active Directory in the weblogic for authentication, and it will work similar to the SQL provider, put all the users and groups in the weblogic.

  Basically which, according to me, I have to do is create something (service or DB package function perhaps) that will allow to establish synchronization between the two AD and my database somehow.

  How I can do it, or there is an easier way to do it?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Yes, that is what I suggested in my initial post. In some scenarios, I also use JAVA API for details of user AD and works pretty well.

  Thank you

  Amey

• ActiveSync with Active Directory and the custom search filter returns nothing

  Hello
  
  I use ActiveSync to update the Active Directory user accounts in the IDM repository.
  
  The search is based on the uSNChanged attribute to find the last modified accounts.
  
  I'm trying to set a search filter in my resource Active Directory synchronization strategy that is combined with the default
  
  I expect to see this filter on the balls
  (& (objectClass = user) (objectCategory = person) (myCustomAttribute = value) (uSNChanged > = 8003748))
  
  But Active Directory receive it:
  (& (objectClass = user) (objectCategory = person) (FALSE) (uSNChanged > = 8003748))
  
  If the query never returns from the objects.
  
  Can someone help me solve this problem?
  
  Thanks in advance
  
  Edited by: user1657029 Apr 23. 2013 15:52

  Problem solved. My custom attribute was not on the global catalog in Active Directory

• Installation of Active Directory and the reconciliation

  Hello world
  
  I want to install Active Directory as target resource.
  I've implemented server connector according to \activedirectory-11.1.1.5.0\documentation\oim\ActiveDirectory_guide.pdf
  I put the key.
  
  Once all operations of installation, I tried to recon research group.
  But an error occurred:
  
  oracle.iam.connectors.icfcommon.exceptions.IntegrationException: connector ConnectorKey (connectorName bundleName = ActiveDirectory.Connector bundleVersion = 1.1.0.6380 = Org.IdentityConnectors.ActiveDirectory.ActiveDirectoryConnector) not found.
  
  
  Thank you.
  Best regards.

  Is the connector server is running, you copied in pots on the connector as suggested in the document server

• How to get the active directory and environment variables

  Hello

  1 - is there a global variable to get the real (project, where is ORD and DSQ files) directory?

  2.-y there a way to get the directory of the user as the reading of the operating system environment variables?

  Thanks in advance.

  PD: I use Dasylab12

  Yes, use ropes of system

  For example, ${DATA_FOLDER}.

  For a list, the simplest method is to right click and select global chains. The lower half of the dialog box lists the system strings, including the date, time, name of the worksheet, with or without a path, the DEFAULT folders for the spreadsheet, data, other, black box, etc.

  

• Question about the attributes Active Directory and ACS 5.2

  To authenticate on our wireless, our ACS server checks to ensure that a node is a member of a specific group of computers.  When we disable the computer account, the continuous ACS server to spend despite the account being disabled the authentication. This isn't the only thing that is checked, we also checked for a valid certificate issued by our CA.  Regardless, if the computer account is disabled I would like for the ACS server to the authentication failed.  Is it possible to map an attribute of the computer account to a radius attribute?  Or simply configure the ACS server to check a flag on the AD attribute?

  Specifically, here's what we see in the steps in the section for a machine that's account has been disabled:

  24475 account user or host is disabled; setting the IdentityAccessRestricted flag to true.

  I want to let him see this 'true' flag and fail authentication, but it does not work.  Any suggestions?

  The IdentityAccessRestricted attribute that is referenced in the steps is an additional attribute that can be used in conditions of approval

  It is set to true if access to the account is disabled, outside the period of access etc.

  This gives flexibility when AD attributes are retrieved for use in licensing requirements and will allow the application to be refused if the flag is set.

  To do this add a new condition in the authorization policy

  If (AD1-> IdentityAccessRestricted) == TRUE select profile permission to deny access to the suite

• Question related to Active Directory and ECM

  ECM(11g) is integrated with AD and for each action of the user, the application is hititng LDAP and trying, search for the user, get user accounts and user roles. It takes about 2 to 4 seconds depending on the number of groups that the user a. is there a configuration setting that tells how long to cache information from the user and do not hit LDAP for each operation?
  The consequences of such a
  
  Published by: Bunty on December 11, 2012 11:10

  Hello

  Try these settings:

  DoCacheNonexistentUsers = true
  DoNotQueryLdapForEmail = true
  UserCacheTimeout = 3600000

  These settings will ensure that the details of the user are stored in the cache of the Complutense University of MADRID for 1 hour and within this time if the user needs to re-login, then he won't have to query LDAP for this operation.

  You can see more details of portal of MoS and the present articles: Doc ID 1392659.1 , Doc ID 741118.1

  This is used to improve the performance of the Complutense University of MADRID.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you
  Srinath

• GANYMEDE +, Active Directory, and smartcards (CAC)

  Can someone tell me what is possible with Cisco SecureACS v4.2 and the use of a smart card with regard to connection to a router/switch Cisco via SSH?

  In our environment, connect us to our workstations with a CAC/SmartCard and have any kind of username or password, just a PIN for the CAC.  I know that SecureACS can talk to the AD, but that would happen if this was setup in this situation?  I opened my Putty and log into the device and he would always ask for a correct login/password?  Is there a 2-factor authentication solution that is not based on RSA SecureID tokens?

  Hi Kenneth,

  Yes, ACS can talk about AD and authenticate the user based on user credentials defined on the ad (external database) for the sessions without wireless/VPN/administrative. As far as I know, there is no way to use the CAC (smart card) to authenticate and authorize a user to the router/switch CLI (telnet/ssh/console).

  CSACS + SecurID meets the letter of the law for authentication to two factors so only solution here, we can count on is RSA secure ID (supports ACS).

  Integration of ACS with RSA secureID

  http://www.RSA.com/rsasecured/guides/imp_pdfs/Cisco_ACS_42_AuthMan7.1.PDF

  You can see the below listed document:

  Understand and implement the smart card

  http://www.tech-FAQ.com/implementing-smart-card-authentication.shtml

  HTH

  Kind regards
  JK

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