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I'm unsure how to describe this one, but I'll definitely try.I have a 5520 VPN that is otherwise correctly configured for access (so I would say). It is in test (external IP x.x.x.10/22) running parallel on an external switch to a Check Point (x.x.x...
I am configuring an ASA 5520 for VPN access. Authorization & Authentication use an LDAP server. I have the tunneling configured successfully, and I can access internal resources. What I want to do now is to restrict access to a specific AD Group m...
Preface: I am brand new to Cisco Configuration and learning as I go.I am at the LDAP configuration stage of configuring a VPN on ASA 5520, software version 8.3(1). Having previously setup and tested RADIUS authentication with success, I sought to us...
Thanks for responding, Jennifer.I am actually attempting connection to either VPN one at a time. This is the process that I am using.1. Attempt connection to the Cisco VPN. It will not make connection and eventually times out in attempt.2. Connect ...
We have success. The service account worked without having to elevate its permissions beyond Domain Users. As it turns out, the account has a common name that is different than its login name. I had been using the login name as the CN. Once I swi...
You are correct. The second test was run with a domain admin account after the service account failed. I'm going to try adjusting the service account credentials to see if that does anything for it.Thanks
Thanks for the response. I put the ldap-base-dn into fqdn format (dc=domain,dc=ad).I have most of my named items in all caps for visibility, at least for the moment. Can't really see anything on those.The debug mode shows bad credentials on the ser...