I have cisco ASA 5505 with security plus, i configured remote VPN with ASA for LDAP authentication which works as i want. Now i have a requierment that some users needs to get access via remote VPN but they are not part OUR SERVER Active directory, Is that a possibility that users have an access of remote VPN while not creating an account in AD and perfrom local authentication via firewall for them?
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I'm trying to set up my Cisco ASA 5505 to authenticate against and openldap server. Authenticate with a user's LDAP username and password is working fine.
I've hit Google pretty hard but can't seem to find a simple answer. It seems like RADIUS might be easier for this kind of thing, but I haven't gotten that set up yet and my familiarity with RADIUS is pretty minimal right now.
How i can use both LDAP Authentication and local user database to authenticate the remote vpn clinet in asa 5505?
when i try to do the things either only one method is working both are not working at a time.
i am facing an issue while trying to configure LDAP integration on Cisco ASA firewall. The requirement is allow the remote access VPN to specific group defined on AD. When i checked the debug logs " debug ldap 255" , it shows that the authenication is sucessfull with the LDAP server , but the ldap attribute is not getting mapped and because of this reason , the tunnel-group default group policy of "NOACCESS" is getting applied ( vpn simultanous set to zero) that results zero connection.
I confirmed this by changing the value of NOACCESS from zero to one and found that the VPN is getting connected
The name of user account is testvendor that belongs to the group of Test-vendor.
The configuration and debug output is shown below.
SHOW RUN
ldap attribute-map ABC-VENDOR
map-name memberOf Group-Policy
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i am trying to get ad authentication working on a WLC 2504, can I use the LDAP server configuration for authentication?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have some problems integrating WLC 4400 with AD using ldap. The the WLC LDAP Server and W LAN for Web Authentication are configured according to [URL].
when I connect to SSID the laptop is given the ip address, then I can see the web-page with lo gin and password - it seems to be OK, but when I enter lo gin and pass it tells me, that it's incorrect.
The attributes of the LDAP server:
Server Address *.*.*.*
Port Number 389
User Base DN ou=ORG,dc=domain,dc=local
User Attribute userPrincipalName
User Object Type Person
the test user is located in AD folder ORG, but this folder also contains a lot of sub trees
There are some questions:
1) Is it obligatory to use value "Authenticated" in the Simple Bind option or it can be Anonymous?
2) Is the Controller capable for searching the users located in User Base DN sub trees?
Here is some debug from the controller:
667: LDAP_CLIENT: UID Search (base=.....
669: LDAP_CLIENT: ldap_search_ext_s returns 0 85
669: LDAP_CLIENT: Returned 1 msgs including 0 references
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I'm trying to get my LMS 4.2.3 to do LDAP authentication up against our Windows 2008 R2 Domain.url...
As far as I can see It all has to do with LMS not being able to get a functional connection to the AD that allows for LDAP query's: [code] How does this LDAP thingie work? The documentation states that I must supply a specific user to the Usersroot, since I'm on a 2008 domain, but where do I provide the password for this account, so LMS can log in and do its LDAP queries?
Is LDAP web authentication supported on the AIR-WLC2006-K9? There is a place to add LDAP servers in there but I can't seem to get the web authentication piece of it to work. I saw some idications on forum posts online that made me think that it wasn't supported but I never found a definitive cisco answer. I have it set up and working great on a 5508 wireless controller.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am having a problem getting an ASA running 8.3 to authenticate an SSL VPN directly against an LDAP on Windows Server 2003. I have changed the read access on the Active Directory to allow Annonymous to read it. I think I am missing something on the ASA config. I have the Server Group specified with the address of the correct server but nothing else really configured.
View 1 Replies View RelatedWe are attempting to use LDAP for web authentication on a WLC 4402.
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You are able to connect to the SSID and it reidrects you to the login page as it should. When you enter your username and password you get a message that "the username and password combination you have entered is invalid." Based on the following log it looks like the LDAP bind is the issue.
*LDAP DB Task 1: Dec 19 11:19:26.584: %AAA-3-LDAP_CONNECT_SERVER_FAILED: ldap_db.c:1038 Could not connect to LDAP server 1, reason: 1005 (LDAP bind failed).
We are able to test the following configuration with ldp.exe successfully,
Server: ***.***.***.***
Port Number: 389
Bind Username: CiscoBYOT
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I have two WLC5508 controllers configured with multiple SSIDs and a VLAN associated to each of them. Now I am deploying a pilot for Web-Authentication and everything seems to be fine except for the LDAP authentication part. I have done all the steps for enabling anonymous bind on Active Directory (AD) and the configuration on the controller is properly in place. I know the configuration is working fine because I have isolated the problem to some sort of routing or communication problem:
Controller Interfaces:
Management Interface - Vlan 1, (X.X.148.99)
Student Interface - Vlan 2 (X.X.132.99)
Mobile Devices interface - Vlan 28
Web authentication interface - Vlan 31
AD is on Vlan 2 (Student Interface range)Each interface has its own IP in a different IP range.
If there is an IP address configured on the Vlan2 interface, LDAP wont work. If there isnt an IP address on the Vlan 2 Interface LDAP works!So you may think I just should not configure an IP for that particular Vlan, but if do this, the controller wont allow to associate any WLAN to that particular Vlan interface and unfortunately I am using it.
I think the Controller uses the Management interface to send traffic to the LDAP server and it gets confused of getting a reply from a device which belongs to the Vlan 2 Interface IP range (AD is on Vlan 2).
I know the controller is a Layer 2 device, so I am not sure why it should need an IP address to be configured for each interface, I read it is used just for roaming purposes but it seems to be somehow related to LDAP communication process as well.
The strange thing is that I can access the management interface IP from the Vlan 2 range and there is not problem at all.
PD: Controller 5508, Software version: 7.0.230.0
is it possible to validate the ACS Application Accounts against an external repository like LDAP? I have found that LDAP can be used only as Identity store to authenticate users on AAA clients and Network devices.
View 0 Replies View RelatedI have a problem with LDAP authentication. i have an Cisco Asa5510 and windows 2008 R2 server. i create LDAP authentication.
aaa-server LDAPGROUP protocol ldapaaa-server LDAPGROUP (inside) host 10.0.1.30 server-port 389 ldap-base-dn dc=reseaux,dc=local ldap-naming-attribute sAMAccountName ldap-login-password ***** ldap-login-dn CN=user,OU=Utilisateurs,DC=reseau,DC=local server-type microsoft
but when i test, i have an error (user account work directly in server)
test aaa-server authentication LDAPGROUP host 10.0.1.30 username user password *****
INFO: Attempting Authentication test to IP address <10.0.1.30> (timeout: 12 seconds)ERROR: Authentication Rejected: Unspecified
Does the LDAP authentication work across W2K3 Active Directory domains and multiple ASA5510 firewalls? Or do I need to setup another type of authentication? If I use another type of authentication can I get specific portals with special bookmarks based on login account?
View 4 Replies View RelatedDoes Cisco Secure ACS 5.3 support LDAP authentication with Apple Mac OS X server? One of our clients require an access control system. The major portion of the network consists of Apple Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) Server and clients. They were using MAC-address based authentication along with LDAP through Cisco Wireless LAN Controller. But now the number of users has exceeded the maximum number of MAC addresses supported by WLC (2048). Hence we suggested ACS appliance to overcome the limit. My doubt is whether ACS 5.3 appliance can communicate with the Mac server and perform LDAP authentication.
View 2 Replies View Relatedi have following problem. I configured on a Cisco ASA5510 VPN authentication with LDAP. It works fine but one thing doesnt works.If i configure on my Active Directory the user for "User must change Password at next login" the message for password change is coming (look screenshot AnyConnect1), but if the user want to change his password, the password will not accepted by the system(look screenshot AnyConnect2).In the Group Policies on my Active Directory i disabled all features(look screenshot Pic1)I tried all combination for the password, but nothing will accepted.i configured LDAP over SSL and in the Tunnel Group i enabled the password management with "NOtify User 2 days prior to password expiration".
View 3 Replies View RelatedWe are using WLC-5508 in our corporate. For authenication we have implemented ACS with LDAP configured as external user database. We can able to get authenicated for Web based authenication. When it is configured for EAP-FAST, authenitication is not happening.
View 3 Replies View RelatedIs it possible to use both LDAP (to Active Directory) authentication for a WLAN defined on a 5500 series controller, and use the local user account database (AAA) for the guest vlan?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am setting up an LDAP identity store over ldaps in ACS 5.1. I specify that the connection uses secure authentication and provide the Root CA certificate. When I hit "Test Bind to Server", I get this error message in a popup window: "Connection test bind Failed :server certificate not found"Is this saying that ACS can't find the CA certificate uploaded, or does it mean the actual certificate presented by my LDAPS server during the bind test?
View 2 Replies View RelatedFrom what I've read, it doesn't seem possible to use Web Authentication and obtain encryption unless using a Radius server.
I have a client asking for web auth, encryption, and ldap connection to their AD servers.
What are the possibilities for configuring a WLC to authenticate WLAN users based on their Active Directory user account?
Is this possible by setting up local EAP on the WLC?
I’ am looking for a solution where there are no changes to the Domain Controller involved and also no setting op IAS/RADIUS.
WLC:2504
Cisco 5508 wireless controllerCisco ACS 5.1LDAP connection I have setup the wireless controller to do RADUIS authentication with the ACS 5.1 using LDAP. The setup is currently working, Brief info below on setup.
I setup the PC client to use WPA2-Enterprise AES and authentication method CISCO PEAP. When I connect to the SSID this will prompt for a username and password. I will enter in my AD details and the ACS with the LDAP connection will authenicate and on the network I go.
Now I want to add machine authentication with CERTIFICATES, each laptop and pc in our network has CA certificates installed.
way that I can add these certificates into the ACS 5.1 so I pretty much want to import them into the ACS. Once they are imported inside I want the ACS to check that the certificates are on the PC and then prompt for the AD username and password, and only once it meets these two conditions it allows the workstation onto the network.So it will be a two form authentication one with certificates and the other ldap.
While configuring LDAP , I got struck in “Step 3 - Directory Organization”. How to make this work? My aim is to make users authenticated from their windows domain usernames and passwords while they log in to AAA clients.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI've gotten to the point where I can test against active directory and get in, also I can get AD groups from my server on the ASA. My problem, I can't connect in via my AnyConnect client on my Android. I immediately get a "log in failed" and I know I'm using the right username/pass. Doing a little troubleshooting, I have attached my AnyConnect debug log and the results of the "debug ldap 255" command on the ASA. Also, I've used ldp.exe to determine I can connect in with the username/password combo I'm using.Combing through the AnyConnect logs I see a few instances of "global error unexpected" but no Google searches have brought up anything useful.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI am deploying Redundant WLC 5508 with 4 VLANs and 4 SSIDs Match to it, Everything works Fine, now i need to do the below:
1. I need All Wireless Users need to authenticated with Existing Active Directory/LDAP
2. I will Create Guest Accounts in my AD , and pass to Guests, Then Guest should only Access Internet except Corporate Resources
2. How can i secure my Voice VLAN for Wireless Phones. I want only WIreless Phones to Connect to Voice VLAN.No internet Access on Voice VLan
I set up LDAP store pointing to a Windows domain and am testing authenticating users via an ASA. In my LDAP config, its set for "Groups Objects refer to subjects" and I selected usernames in the drop down. I also added a a Global Group to the Directory groups tab in the LDAP store that I created.
Under my Access Polices, I created a rule that meets two condititons - coming from the ASA, and then I was able to select the group from the drop down box for my ldap domain. As a condition, it shows up as DomainName:External Groups. I set the permission to Permit Access.
Originally, I was failing authentication and I was receiving Subject Not Found in Store. I adjusted the Identity Sequence and now I receive a the following error:
15039: Selected Authorization Profile is Deny Access. So it must not be associating my account with the group with the Permit Access and using the Default Permissions.So it does match the correct Access Service, and Identity Store.
I'm having a problem configuring local EAP Authentication using CA (Windows Server) and LDAP server. I followed the URL:
[URL]
but it seems that CA has no effect. Any wireless client who has his own LDAP account can access to the network.What I want is just allow some wireless clients to access if they have approved CA before.
How can I setup the WLC to accept authentication based on the device itself and not a user?
View 7 Replies View RelatedI have a working ASA 5505 that is used for remote access. It authenticates users via RADIUS (Microsoft AD using two IAS servers), it also authorises users via LDAP and it does some LDAP attribute mapping to get group membership for DAP. This is all working fine however recently I enabled IPv6 to do some testing. I have a /126 subnet on the Inside interface (maps to its equivalent /30 IPv4 subnet) and OSPFv3 running so the ASA has visibility of the internal IPv6 networks. DNS client is enabled in the ASA and all the authentication servers are entered as hostnames. The two RADIUS servers only have A records and the two LDAP servers (Windows DC's) have both A and AAAA records. My plan was to begin test IPv6 on the AnyConnect VPN clients (once I was happy the ASA was working fine with IPv6).
When I initially enabled IPv6 everything continued to work as before, however I had to reboot the ASA today and after it all came back up authorisation stopped working. I did a bit of troubleshooting and the ASA is complaining of not being able to resolve the addresses of the two LDAP servers. From the CLI I can ping the hostnames and the LDAP servers resolve to IPv6 addresses and the RADIUS servers resolve to IPv4 addresses. When I issue the command 'show aaa-server LDAP' (LDAP is the name of the group) I see the servers listed but the address displays 0.0.0.0:
Prior to the reboot both the LDAP servers were showing thier addresses (IPv4) correctly. I can workaround it by disabling IPv6 on the ASA, letting it lookup the (IPv4) addresses of the LDAP servers (so they appear in the 'Server Address:' field above) and then re-enabling IPv6. Strangely deleting and re-adding the servers just with their IPv4 addresses also fails but I haven't fully tested this. I don't know but I think I would have the same behaviour if the RADIUS servers also had AAAA records.
I assume when IPv6 is enabled on the ASA it will perform AAAA lookups as well as A lookups but the LDAP client cannot use IPv6? Just guessing at the moment as I haven't managed to get a LAN capture. [code]
I got a problem when I use WLC 5508 connect to LDAP for authentication, but no luck there, it's a simple config, but not easy to work on my job, I got the following messgae. [code]
View 9 Replies View RelatedWe have three AD/DCs (2) in the datacenter and (1) locally
A couple of our users cannot:
Install a program that authenticates against AD
Create Mapped drives on their workstations
All of these users have full local Admin rights on their workstations.
I've restarted all the AD/DCs
I've checked and modified local security policy a couple of different ways.
I've checked Kebros authentication logs for errors.
On the static machines I've individually tested each of the DNS servers with no issues.
Here's the weird part:
Take those same machines...and move them into our static IP range 10.10.1.2-254 and boom ( things start working) .
Example of our network
10.10.1.1 /24 256 addresses Static Win 2003 R2
10.10.2.1 /23 512 addresses DHCP via ASA 5505 at a remote site
10.10.4.4 /23 512 addresses DHCP Win 2003 R2 with some of the addresses excluded at the datacenter and the other addresses excluded from distribution locally: This is so that when we have an outage machines don't go nuts from the loss of contact to the DHCP at the datacenter.
10.10.8.1 /22 1024 addresses DHCP Win 2003 R2 Not in use currently.
Has anyone tried to get two factor authentication working with the asa 5505. I have a CA setup and the enrollment emails are being sent out. But when I go to login to the enrollment site at [URL]. I get a page not found.
I would like to have one factor be a username and password and the second factor being a certificate on the device.
We have a business case where we have a group of ASA 5505's in 3 locations with anyconnect user licensing on all 3 for redundancy.The problem we are facing is that when we need to authenticate our anyconnect clients we use active directory servers located at site 1 and the other 2 sites need to contact these MS AD Servers over an already connected VPN tunnel to site 1 (IPSec l2l) but cannot.So the layout is as follows:Site 1 (houses AD servers) has l2l tunnels to site 2 and 3Site 2 (any connect essentials enabled) has l2l tunnel to site 1 and 3Site 3 (any connect essentials enabled) has l2l tunnel to site 2 and 3AD servers are ip'd as 10.1.1.11 and 10.1.1.4If I use anyconnect to site 1 it authenticates fine - as expected.Site 2 and site 3 fails to contact AD serverAny thoughts on how we can accomplish this(or is it even possible to do?) without exposing the AD server in a DMZ or via external ip?
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