Hi I have FortyADC,
I have setup NLB L7 for Exchange 2016. Exchange is set for basic authentication. I set Hopefully SSO.
What I’m observing :
When I login to https://FQDN/owa I get usually “403 Forbidden Request forbidden by administrative rules”and if I click refresh normal owa site is opened. I have this issue With IE and Firefox. In IE I alwas get this error if I us in private browser. But it is normally sporadic.
I can see in LDAP Server “Windows 2012 R2” Event ID 4776 followed by 4672 for FortiADC. Then Event id 4776 for test user. No failed audit events.
Under User Authentication\Authentication Relay I set :
Name : Basic_Http
Delegation Type : HTTP Basic
Authorization : HTTP Error 401
Domain Prefix Support : Enabled
Doamin prefix : *NetbiosDomainName*
Under User Authentication\Authentication Policy I set :
Name: Exchange_Auth_Policy
Type : Standard
User Realm : domain.com
Path : /
User Group :Test_Group
Under User Authentication\User Group I set :
User Cache : not selected
Authentication Log : All
Client authentication Method : HTML Form
Group Type : SSO
Authentication Relay : Basic_Http
Authentication Session timeout : 3
SSO Support : Not selected
Member : LDAP -> “LDAP Server”
Server Load Balance\Virtual server :
Section Resources :
Profile : Exchange2016App_Prof
Client SSL Profile : DomainWildcard_Cert
Auth Policy: Exchange_Auth_Policy
Thank you forrelay.
Br,
Borut
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