10-18-2021 12:02 AM - edited 10-18-2021 01:27 AM
I configured two-way trusted relationship between windows Active Directly A and B.
B has computer information and A has user and password information.
Test PC belongs to B domain, and I tried logging into the PC using the user information registered in A domain controller.
However, the user cannot be found.
In the contrary, on ISE, I can retrieve the attribute of the user in A AD from B AD, which I assume means the two-way trusted relationship can be configured correctly.
Then, why can not the test PC in B domain login using the user information in A AD?
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10-18-2021 02:33 AM
Hi @naoki_Japan ,
please 1st take a look at Policy > Policy Sets > select your policy > at Authentication Policy check the Use:
2nd at Administration > Identity Management > Identity Source Sequences > select your identity and double check the configuration.
3rd at Administration > Identity Management > External Identity Sources > Active Directory > select your AD > Advanced Settings tab > check the Identity Resolution configuration:
4th at Whitelisted Domains tab double check the Authenticate column.
Hope this helps !!!
10-18-2021 02:33 AM
Hi @naoki_Japan ,
please 1st take a look at Policy > Policy Sets > select your policy > at Authentication Policy check the Use:
2nd at Administration > Identity Management > Identity Source Sequences > select your identity and double check the configuration.
3rd at Administration > Identity Management > External Identity Sources > Active Directory > select your AD > Advanced Settings tab > check the Identity Resolution configuration:
4th at Whitelisted Domains tab double check the Authenticate column.
Hope this helps !!!
10-18-2021 03:03 AM
I had made a mistake at 4th and miss-configured the white list. thanks !
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