WLC 5508 Active Directory / LDAP integration to authenticate

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• vMA 4.1 Active Directory (AD) integration login Restrictions

  Hello

  Recently, I have deployed the vMA 4.1 in our environment through the integration of Active Directory (AD). My question is how to restrict the access of connection? Any domain user can connect to the vMA at the moment.

  Thank you

  Yes, you can control this by taking a peek in the same configuration file located in /etc/likewise/lsassd.conf

  You'll want to pick up the next section and update the list, allowing only certain groups or users to connect, this is how you would limit the access of connection for users/groups that you want to allow:

      # Allow only the following users and groups
      # to login to this system
      #
      # Note: Use a comma-separated list of
      #       { alias, NT4 style name, SID }
      #
      # require-membership-of = ABC\support group, ABC\joe, jane, S-1-5-21-3447809367-3151979076-456401374-513
  

  Uncomment the demand-membership - in and provide your list separated by commas

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• Setting of Windows Active Directory LDAP in OBI

  Hello
  
  I wonder if someone has an experience of connection authentication active directory windows in BI of Oracle 11 g 11.1.1... Release. I have set up the LDAP with Microsoft AD (2003 Server) Protocol but I can connect with the main single user (who is a member of the ad group), but I can't connect through any other user in this group.
  
  I appreciate any advice/help in this regard.

  Hello
  Not this one.please check it you LDAP team and get the

  good user and details of group objects. If you have permission you are LDAp server you find the user and group

  and then just right click and select object tab here you could see * (look at the canonical name of the object) * this path of the particular user structure... also you can generate the file LDIF.txt and find you're object.

  Thank you

  Deva

• Installation of Active Directory LDAP for the editor

  I hope it is easy.
  I have 10.3.4.1 BEEP and answers/dashboards. Answers/dashboard currently use active directory for authentication. I would like to do the same thing with BEEP.
  How can I do?
  Since I have now two products I have to go to a place of business?
  
  
  Article links would be fine. There is nothing in the manual of the editor on LDAP or Security (really). The websites I found display a file xml with a series of parameters, but they seem to refer to an earlier version of publisher.
  
  Should be easy points.

  Did you check this: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12844_01/doc/bip.1013/e12188.pdf?

  Your version is 10.1.3.4.1?

  Thank you!

• SSL VPN - ASA - Active Directory LDAP

  Hello

  Scenario: ASA 8.0 (3) running SSL VPN for remote users. LDAP also authenticates access and connect to the ASA.

  For some reason any (we had a power failure, but the problem may be caused by other reasons as well), I can not connect to the ASA, as my login ID does not work, and remote users get connection error when trying to authenticate via SSL VPN web gui.

  I have rebooted the ASA and AD without any change in the situation. This service worked very well before and the problem happened suddenly. No one has all the changes for the configs. Customer do not have a backup configuration. Any suggestion on what would be the best next action to solve this problem? I'm not expert on the Microsoft LDAP configuration, and if anyone knows where I can check in Microsoft windows server 2003 for the possible LDAP problem, that would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  rdianat

  the ldap bind account is just a normal user account. He didn't need even administrative permissions. If you want to use ldap for password changes he needs to password change permissions, but otherwise just a normal user account - make sure it cannot be locked in AD or the password never expires none of this things. you will see the name of the ldap account in the config of the SAA.

  LDAP-login-password *.

  LDAP-connection-dn *.

• active directory (LDAP) access with PL/SQL

  I'm doing using the DBMS_LDAP PL/SQL Package.
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B10501_01/network.920/a96577/dbmsldap.htm#1003287
  
  
  The bind_simple function requires a user name and password.
  I don't know what to spend.
  I had 0 output if I use my logn to windows.
  
  SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
  
  declare
  ldap_host VARCHAR2 (256);
  ldap_port VARCHAR2 (256);
  ldap_user VARCHAR2 (256);
  ldap_passwd VARCHAR2 (256);
  ldap_base VARCHAR2 (256);
  my_message DBMS_LDAP.message;
  my_attrs DBMS_LDAP.string_collection;
  ma_Session dbms_ldap. SESSION;
  retval PLS_INTEGER;
  
  Start
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  ldap_port: = '389';
  ldap_base: = "dc = abc, dc = com';"
  
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  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (RPAD ('Ldap session', 25,' ') |) ': ' ||
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  '(retourné depuis init)");
  
  -bind to the directory
  retval: = DBMS_LDAP.simple_bind_s (ma_Session, ldap_user, ldap_passwd);
  
  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (RPAD ('simple_bind_s Returns', 25,' ') |) ': '
  || To_char (retval));
  
  -publish research
  
  
  end;
  /

  I don't see where you set the variables ldap_user or ldap_passwd at all. I'm assuming that you didn't post your credentials, even if we are all friends here ;-) If you were not their definition, the binding will fail unless your LDAP allows anonymous binds.

  You must define ldap_user and ldap_passwd with the values that you use to connect to the LDAP server. I don't know AD, but for the OID the ldap_user would be a LDAP, for example "cn = orcladmin' full name, not just"sleep. "

  Good luck, Andy

• Integration of EBS 11i with Microsoft Active Directory

  Hi all
  
  Please suggest how can I integrate EBS 11i with Microsoft Active Directory (LDAP), since we have regiterd SSO.
  
  Thank you.

  Please see these documents.

  Integration of Oracle E-Business Suite Release 11i with Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle Single Sign-On [261914.1 ID]
  Installation of Oracle Application Server 10 g with Oracle E-Business Suite Release 11i [ID 233436.1]
  Oracle Application Server with Oracle E-Business Suite Release 11i FAQ [ID 186981.1]
  Oracle Application Server 10g with Oracle E-Business Suite Release 11i troubleshooting [ID 295606.1]

  Thank you
  Hussein

• Can OBIEE on UNIX OS - we use LDAP using Microsoft Active Directory for UNIX OS?

  We are looking at options to run OBIEE 11 g on a UNIX server.

  Can we use authentication using Microsoft Active Directory LDAP for authentication OBIEE?

  Short answer: Yes.

  Longer answer: Yes you can. Operating system has no influence on that. All you need is the ability to connect to LDAP, and it's pure networking.

• Download Dell C2665dnf of addresses in Active Directory

  Does anyone have this or a printer similar book download of email addresses on a Microsoft Active directory LDAP.

  The manual is light on the data from the example and I have been unable to cross due to lack of connection error.

  As seems to be the case with this config for web printers, there is probably the settings and other outside screens LDAP, that I did not set up correctly. Maybe

  • The port settings
  • Authentication system
  • Kerberos,
  • SSL/TLS,

  Or something that I completely forgot... I'm not a complete novice to Dell printers or LDAP integration. I have validated my settings with the help of a third-party LDAP and AD Explorer apps and everything should work... but of course this isn't :-)

  I tried both SSL/TLS 4 all the usual ports, authentication Kerberos and LDAP, etc. and all combinations of these options, but no progress beyond the error message from the printer in the user interface.

  Screenshots or listed to a working configuration settings would be greatly appreciated.

  Neil.

  Thanks to ThunderGod2 to confirm that this function works really, unfortunately the recommended change did not work for me... BUT... knowing it was possible... I continued to try different options, and this is the configuration that finally worked for me.

  The setup I have is a domain controller on 192.168.1.3 running Active Directory and Windows 2008 R2 (there are other domain controllers in the network, but it's one I usually authenticate on printers, and Web sites).

  Go to the web interface of the printer and configure as follows...

  1. menu: print server settings > print server settings > Port settings

  Set the "updating address book" box to check for on and apply.

  2. menu: print server settings > Security > authentication system

  The value 'Authentication system settings' LDAP and apply.

  3. menu: print server settings > Security > SSL/TLS

  Clear the checkbox "LDAP - Communication of SSL/TLS" and apply it.

  4. menu: print server settings > Security > LDAP server

  Define "IP address / name of host and Port" to the IP address of you DC/AD server (in my case 192.168.1.3)

  Set the port number of 389

  Set the "Search directory root" at the location where your users are. In my setup, the path was something like this: OR = users, OU = FOO, DC = FOO, DC = local

  It is a FOO.local domain that has an organizational unit FOO with a unit of sub - org called "Desktop users"

  You can get the address of your own ad using a free tool called ADExplorer from SysInternals (Microsoft Corporation)... Link: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb963907.aspx the ADExplorer app you can navigate through the directory active directory in a configuration type LDAP, and once you have located the correct OU just right-click on it and select "exemplary object name.

  Together: "login credentials to access LDAP server" system

  Together: "Login Name" to a user valid for authentication, you may need to add the field as a suffix, for instance [email protected] for the user joe in my example

  Together: "Password" and "re-enter Password" password of the user for authentication.

  Together: "Address book server" check on... then apply and restart the printer.

  Leave all other LDAP or LDAP mapping to the default settings and you should be good to go. My setup allows me to use the no-SSL/TLS connection on port 389, this can be checked with ADExplorer or other tools of the LDAP Explorer free on the web.

• Easy VPN with LDAP integration

  Hello!

  Currently I have an EASY VPN server on a Cisco 2911 with LDAP integration to authenticate the user.

  Everything works well except for one aspect. When you try to connect to the VPN (IPSec Client), the user is prompted for the credentials that are in this case their domain credentials. When the user places the identification information is immediately invite you for it again and again for about 1 minute. Then their and the VPN is in place.

  When I check the logs, I can't see him connect LDAP ranging down to connect to to the top.

  My question is if there is a way to make the LDAP connection, stand or accelerate this process.

  Thoughts?

  Jason,

  I had a long discussion with BU some time previously, if the LDAP protocol is in fact a taken AAA mechanism supported with ezvpn.

  To which (at the time) they said 'no '.

  We have therefore tabled a documentation bug:

  http://Tools.Cisco.com/support/BugToolKit/search/getBugDetails.do?method=fetchBugDetails&bugId= CSCud35798

  (which has not yet been resolved).

  If it is in fact always a limiting factor, I suggest contacting your system engineer or open evidence of the TAC, so we can check with BU.

  M.

• Oracle DB not Windows and MS Active Directory

  Question:
  How can we configure a Microsoft Active Directory (LDAP compatible directory
  Service) with an Oracle database if the database is hosted on a unix Server
  without the need of the Oracle LDAP? Is this possible? If so, please explain.

  If you do not have OIDS that can be synchronized with the AD, but want to integrate with AD, then the way to go is OVD.
  You will find lots of information in this white paper. Majors scenarios are described.

  http://www.Oracle.com/technology/products/OID/PDF/dirsrv_eus_integration.PDF

  HTH
  Chris

• New authentication active directory on wlc 2504

  Hello

  There is problem with very often a new authentication for servers active directory. Every time only if:

  -loose client wlan/wifi because of the wifi hole or low RSSI

  -output of build for a while customer

  -wlan loose customer due to problem with homelessness (slow, not perfect)

  There is possibility to keep authenticated users? I had hope that options: sleep customer, max session timeout, max idle timeout

  help, but they do not work for me :(

  My access point (2702) are all in a group flexconnect. WLC 2504 (8.1.102.0). My security in WLAN config is:

  Layer2: wpa + wpa2, PSK

  Layer 3: web policy, authentication with LDAP servers + asleep on client

  I always try to improve the radio covers n fast roaming (11 k, r, v) but if someone leaves the area wifi, to do authenticated which is a little annoying...

  Thanks for any advice or an index

  Peter

  You want people who re - attach to your network for to re-authenticate.  It's a good thing.  We do not want people using the old credentials, or expose you to a security breach.

  This behavior is by design - and good.

• 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:

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  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.

• unloading of feature to make dhcp off the WLC and put it on Active Directory.

  I need to use the feature of unloading to dhcp off the WLC and put it on Active Directory.  Someone at - it a walkthrough or a page for this?  I know it's just a checkbox and a redirect to the new dhcp server, but where the hell is the configuration on the WLC?

  Thank you!

  -anne

  You can go there.

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/TD/docs/wireless/controller/7-4/configuration/guides/consolidated/b_cg74_CONSOLIDATED/b_cg74_CONSOLIDATED_chapter_01001001.html

  Point to your existing ad integrated DHCP server.

• The WLC and LDAP integration

  Hello

  I configured a WLC to integrate with LDAP, it works fine when I use only one Active Directory server, but I have other users in the other Active Directory server. When I turn on both servers and some users try to log in with the second server WLC triggered for a little while it is impossible to set up the equipment nor the telnet that during that time, and users may not be authenticated more, I have to disable the server and then activate just one of them in the order users can connect again. I also saw this behavior when more than 4 users try to connect to the same access point at a time.

  Anyone know why this is happening and how to avoid it?

  Thank you very much for your help

  Yes, it leads me to believe that your RADIUS is not configured correctly. I should make it clearer, but in order to make 802.1 x, you must have an IAS or ACS that extends from your ad (or LDAP, I suppose, but I am not sure that it is supported). You can't just point your controller to your ad, it does not work.