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12-02-2010 03:39 AM
Hi everyone,
when I configure LDAP for authentication,
then I'm getting the groups in the distinguished name (dn) format.
I can choose them in policies and in the authentication profile.
Now my questions,
is the pan-agent then needed for policy authentication, too? Please explain why!
when I add a group in the dn format to the allow list
of an authentication profile, then it seems to be not matching when I'm trying to authenticate,
I have to add the users espacilly, is this right, or is the ldap connection not working correct?
Regards
Christian
12-02-2010 08:27 AM
you do not need to have pan agent to authenicate using ldap. it would seem like your ldap configuration is incorrect. please create a case and upload the tech support file for review of your ldap configuration.
02-01-2011 10:41 PM
Sorry, I didn't understand.
Are you saying that if I have OpenLDAP to authenticate users in my company I don't need User-ID Agent/API to build security policy user based?
How can I get User-IP mapping in this situation?
Thanks
02-01-2011 11:35 PM
Hi,
yes you can authenticate users for SSL-VPN, Captive Portal!
Then you have to authenticate active with your user credentials.
And then you can use the LDAP groups in you policies.
But if you want transparently authenticate the users,
then you are right you need the agent for the user-ip-mapping.
That is what I get, when I was testing.
Hope that helps.
Regards
Christian
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