Hi,
Do you have any idea about the origin of the logs below? Fortigate or DC ?
I have these logs every 20 to 30 minutes. It works but apparently it can no longer communicate with the dc then reinitializes the connection.
No problems in DC, either in users or on the network ...
thanks ALL.
FA.
FSSO-polling-LDAP-server FSSO-polling-LDAP-server status changes: bind -> connected 2 12:06:24 FSSO-polling-LDAP-server FSSO-polling-LDAP-server status changes: begin -> bind 3 12:06:24 FSSO-polling-LDAP-server FSSO-polling-LDAP-server status changes: init -> begin 4 12:06:19 FSSO-polling-LDAP-server FSSO-polling-LDAP-server status changes: err: server is not accessible -> init 5 12:06:19 FSSO-polling-LDAP-server FSSO-polling-LDAP-server status changes: connected -> err: server is not accessible 6 11:50:24 FSSO-polling-LDAP-server FSSO-polling-LDAP-server status changes: bind -> connected 7 11:50:24 FSSO-polling-LDAP-server FSSO-polling-LDAP-server status changes: begin -> bind 8 11:50:24 FSSO-polling-LDAP-server FSSO-polling-LDAP-server status changes: init -> begin 9 11:50:19 FSSO-polling-LDAP-server FSSO-polling-LDAP-server status changes: err: server is not accessible -> init
It looks like FortiGate's event log about local FSSO poller from FortiGate doing polling towards some DCs.
You should see the complete log (as above mentioned is shortened) in FortiGate / Event logs /
probably as type="event" subtype="user" level="notice".
Tomas Stribrny - NASDAQ:FTNT - Fortinet Inc. - TAC Staff Engineer
AAA, MFA, VoIP and other Fortinet stuff
Hi Tomas,
We get no more info :
Log Details Action FSSO-polling-LDAP-server Time 13:10:22 Device Name xx Level notice Log Description FSSO Active Directory server authentication status Log ID 0102038033 Message FSSO-polling-LDAP-server status changes: connected -> err: server is not accessible Sub Type user Type event Virtual Domain root User / XAUTH User xxtry to collect log or have a loog to log details in GUI,
eventID 0102038033 should contain also 'server' key with value pointing to FSSO Agent name in config.
Or simply check the config for agents, maybe you have just one in VDOM root.
It looks like your FGT is unable to poll, access, the DC.
1. do you have agent connected ? FGT-VM64-1 (root) # diag debug reset FGT-VM64-1 (root) # diag debug enable FGT-VM64-1 (root) # diag debug authd fsso server-status FGT-VM64-1 (root) # Server Name Connection Status Version ----------- ----------------- ------- Local FSSO Agent connected FSAE server 1.1 2. do you see any users or you see 0 user ? FGT-VM64-1 (root) # diag debug fsso-polling user FSSO: vd index(0), AD_Server(192.168.32.21), Users(0) 3. if zero users, what is the poller status ? do you have AD connected ? do you have successful pollings ? does your user in AD fit in group filter ? FGT-VM64-1 (root) # diagnose debug fsso-polling detail
Tomas Stribrny - NASDAQ:FTNT - Fortinet Inc. - TAC Staff Engineer
AAA, MFA, VoIP and other Fortinet stuff
Hi Tomas,
1. diag debug authd fsso server-status
Local FSSO Agent connected FSAE server 1.1
2. do you see any users or you see 0 user ?
FGT-VM64-1 (root) # diag debug fsso-polling user
No, im see my users
IP: .... WK : ... User : ... Group : ...
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