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06-13-2013 01:53 AM
Hello,
I have deployed 1 cluster of PA 3020(5.0.5) and UIA on 2 servers of the domain.
The domain architecture is as following:
1 parent domain: idf.local
6 child domain: xx.idf.local, yy.idf.local, ...
UIA works well and we have good informations on the PA with NETBIOS domaine name
show user ip-user-mapping all:
IDF\user1
XX\user2
YY\user3
But with the group mapping, it's fqdn domain that appears.
show user group name "cn=ggggggg,ou=fffffffff,dc=idf,dc=local":
idf.local\user1
xx.idf.local\user2
yy.idf.local\user3
LDAP server profile configuration is done with global catalog:
admin@XXXXXX(active)# show shared server-profile ldap profile-AD-GC
profile-AD-GC {
server {
gtgt50.idf.local {
port 3269;
address 192.168.1.1;
}
}
ldap-type active-directory;
base DC=idf,DC=local;
bind-dn "CN=login,......,DC=idf,DC=local";
timelimit 30;
bind-timelimit 30;
bind-password -AQ==SdRlIx0rvZ/zcM4qhyMPexBjphE=Xce5R8I57K7Xi1MRcJdzBg==;
ssl yes;
}
[edit]
The problem is that I can't create policy based on AD group because there is a mismatch between UIA and Group Mapping information.
Any idea?
Thanks!!
06-13-2013 08:05 AM
I have already tried this but it overrides all domain name:
show user group name "cn=ggggggg,ou=fffffffff,dc=idf,dc=local":
IDF\user1
IDF\user2
IDF\user3
The problem is that user2 belongs to XX domain which is the domain child(xx.idf.local).
06-14-2013 03:05 AM
Hello,
Try creating separate LDAP Server (port 389 or 636) profiles for the parent domain and each child domain including in the configuration NetBios-style domain name and corresponding base.
In Group Mapping Settings create Group Mapping configuration using every LDAP Server Profile (8 in total).
Hope this helps! Update if it does 😉
Global Catalog is used for identifying membership in Universal Groups.
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