09-16-2015 09:24 AM - edited 03-11-2019 11:36 PM
Is it possible to create an ACL in AAA Rules for a Active Directory Group as I can't get it to work.
What I am trying to do is prompt for authenication when a user tries to access HTTP
I've linked the ASA5505 to Active Directory with the AD-Agent sofware and can get user's
and groups fine
My 1st test which works is the following ACL which will prompt for authenication but any AD
account works
access-list LAN_authentication extended permit tcp any4 any4 eq www
I then populated the User field with the AD group which produces the following ACL but nothing
hits it
access-list LAN_authentication extended permit tcp user-group DOMAIN\\Allow-Internet any4 any4 eq http
I'm wondering if I am missing something or it's just not possible.
09-16-2015 11:38 PM
Hi Peter,
Ensure you have aaa authentication configuration for cut trough proxy as well:
aaa authentication match <acl-name> <interface_name> <database-to-use-for-auth>
Hope it helps.
Thanks,
R.Seth
09-17-2015 05:16 AM
Yes I have that, it works as long as user field is empty.
You can authenticate with an Active Directory user and pass and it works but I need it to work on an
Active Directory Group which then it just fails to match anything
This Works and matches all AD Accounts
access-list LAN_authentication extended permit tcp any4 any4 eq www
aaa authentication match LAN_authentication LAN AD
This does not work and matches nothing when you check access list hits
access-list LAN_authentication extended permit tcp user-group DOMAIN\\Allow-Internet any4 any4 eq http
aaa authentication match LAN_authentication LAN AD
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