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External Untrusted Site LDAP via NAT to Trusted Windows AD server

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PA LDAP Security policy.JPGPA LDAP NAT policy.JPGHello.  I have reviewed a number of PA article and Live Video's and still am not sure my NAT and Security policy are functioning.

PA-220.

Below is the monitoring log I am seeing.  I expect to see 389/LDAP to complete and show some NAT details - which I am not.

 

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The source (External site) will be sending the LDAP requests from 52.38.125.245 or 54.184.34.4.

 

Attached are pictures of my NAT and security policy: The External LDAP requestor is the external site (address group).

 
 

Any hints on what or where to look next for troubleshooting is very much appreciated.

Thank you.

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Thanks again for your help.

Turns out the NAT ZONE(s) I had configured were correct.  What I needed to do was remove the service I had defined in the NAT (set it to any).  The service is then allowed (defined) in the policy.

 

The LDAP coming in wasn't on a defined port (was dynamic)..

 

Works now 🙂

 

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@catrock,

 

You need to change destination zone to "Trust-L3" under NAT policy. You have mentioned as "Untrust-L3". And due to this traffic matching under 'intrazone' default rule. Try by making changes under NAT.

 

Hope it helps!

Mayur

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Thanks again for your help.

Turns out the NAT ZONE(s) I had configured were correct.  What I needed to do was remove the service I had defined in the NAT (set it to any).  The service is then allowed (defined) in the policy.

 

The LDAP coming in wasn't on a defined port (was dynamic)..

 

Works now 🙂

 

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