Hi,
I'm managing 30 branches, all connected via MPLS and running FGTs as firewalls.
There's a main site with a DC (10.7.7.80).
I wanted to authenticate fortigate administrators via LDAPS and use their AD accounts for login.
However, it is working in some of the sites, and not working on the rest.
If i check the logs on the main site, I can see the packet is accepted
but I can also see this session timeout if I click on this line of log:
Some of the FGTs are able to contact the DC, when I look on their logs, it looks the same just without this "session timeout".
I tried to increase the ldap query timeout on appliances which have this problem:
set remoteauthtimeout 15
set ldapconntimeout 8000
but still the same.
Will appreciate any help and advices.
Thanks!
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You right sir.
I already fixed it, I thought I have locked this post.
Thanks you
Hi, You can try the debugging mentioned in the below KB for additional details when the login fails.
# diag debug enable
# diag debug application fnbamd -1
// Try login which fails//
# diag debug disable
Hi. Could it be so that not all the "WAN link" subnets in MPLS are "known"/distributed in routing? Test to ping the AD server from a failing firewall. If problem, try to add a "source-ip" in CLI for the LDAP config using one of the LAN interface IPs. /Conny
source-ip works in many cases.
You right sir.
I already fixed it, I thought I have locked this post.
Thanks you
adding source-ip to the ldap config fixed it for me too.
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