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06-30-2021
05:42 AM
It is a LDAP database. We are testing a solution related to what the LDAP server is sending over. So far so good.
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06-25-2021
11:48 AM
We are implementing 2 factor authentication and it is failing intermittently when using security groups in the authentication profile. When we use "all" in the LDAP tree, it works like a champ. When we go to a single group, it fails with "user not in allow list" but when checking the user database, the user-id is listed. If we use the same authentication group without 2 factor it works every time as well. The timeout for 2 factor has been increased from 60 to 120 seconds. We are also getting the message from our 2 factor auth vendor every time. Although we get prompted twice. Has anyone else had this issue as it was been a week working with support without progress?
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02-26-2016
05:55 AM
Got pulled away to build out a third environment and hopefully will get back on it soon.
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02-18-2016
11:56 AM
Thanks for the links as this helped confirm no packets are being dropped due to asymmetric routing. The FW was placed into bypass mode globally after trying by zone and the problem can be reproduced. The site does not fail all the time which is what makes this rather odd. The page also seems to stop loading at the same point which our application team is looking into.
Can anyone think of something else which can be check? The F5 and site coding has not been ruled out as of yet either. Would be nice to eliminate something in this mix.
Fun stuff.
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