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02-20-2014 04:50 AM
I have several domain controller configurated on user identification configuration in a Palo Alto with 5.0.8 version. Just one of them seems to function properly and if I use the command "show user server-monitor state all" I obtain this:
Server: CD02(vsys: vsys1)
Host: xx.xx.xx.xx
num of log query made : 2
num of log query failed : 0
num of log read : 1519
last record timestamp : 1392899592
last record time : 20140220123312.189137-000
But all other domain controllers say this
Server: CD03(vsys: vsys1) (job 26841981)
Host: xx.xx.xx.xx
num of log query made : 166
num of log query failed : 0
num of log read : 0
last record timestamp : 0
last record time :
The user to consults secutrity logs is the same for all domain controllers, and have the same rights on all of them. The only difference is that the domain controller that works is windows 2008 and the others are windows 2008 R2.
Someone has an idea of what is the problem?
02-21-2014 10:14 AM
Hi JRanch,
Please verify following things.
1. Users have all of the following permission..- I know you have mentioned users have all the permission, but please double check.
Distributed com user
Event log reader
Server operator
Domain admin
WMI permission set
2. Please do tcpdump on firewall for those DC, and check what information is being exchanged. This might provide info if anything is wrong at server end.
3. Also run "netstat -n" continously on DC to see connection requests made by Firewall.
Regards,
Hardik Shah
02-22-2014 08:01 AM
I would also confirm that the Server Windows firewall settings are the same between the working and non-working servers.
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