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04-01-2013 10:42 AM
Im creating a rule base to limit port access to a Domain Controller in a DMZ. I want to allow TCP/636 (or LDAPS) to this server as well as a group of other applications.
The only problem is that there is no LDAPS application defined. The application LDAP is defined as TCP/389 as it should be. LDAP also has TCP/636 defined but the PA does not identify TCP636 as LDAP traffic. I even created a new application LDAPS as TCP636 but the PA only recognizes it as application SSL over TCP/636. That would be fine but I dont want to create a new rule for a Service Object, I want to include it in the applications group. Nor do I want to allow all SSL to the domain controller.
Any thoughts ? Thanks,
Justin
04-01-2013 01:31 PM
LDAPS is SSL.
Or rather LDAP within SSL-tunnel.
In order to make your PA to identify this properly you need to enable SSL-termination (SSL-decrypt).
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