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LDAP SSO with proxy authentication
Hello Fellas,
Got a chance to post one of my client request. Explicit Proxy with Authentication.
Based on the attached screenshot is this feasible? If yes why my login account not working?
Note: AD/LDAP Server is running on Windows 2003 R2.
Tried the ff logins methods but no success;
username/domain.com
password
**********
domain/username
password
********
password
Pls see screenhots 1-4 for reference.
Any feed back is much appreciated. Thank you in advance
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Any help? :)
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Hello,
Replace the 'CN' value in the common name identifier with 'sAMAccountName'.
See http://www.firedaemon.com/blog/fortinet-fortigate-300c-active-directory-integration
Regards,
HA
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Hi HA,
thanks for paying attention to my post. Yes that's my initial troubleshooting, changed common name identifier from CN to sAMAccountName and vice versa.
what would be the format of the credentials I am going to use in the authentication page?
Ex. username@domain.com or domain.com/username
Rest assured the username being inputted was correct.
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Hello,
Why don't you use NTLM ??
It will allow to do SSO (without entering the credential in the popup)...
Regards,
Hedi
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sounds new to me HA, I would deeply appreciate if you could send some procedure or screenshots to have a full picture...thank you so much in advance
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Hello,
In the screnshot Step 4 that you post, change the following value:
1. Uncheck 'Enabled IP Based authentication'
2. Default Authentication Method: Choose NTLM.
Regards,
HA
