Configuring an LDAP AAA Server

¿Pero cual es el error que estás teniendo? el tutorial es paso a paso...
deberías hablar con el soporte de tu ASA 5510 para ver cuales son los
problemas.


Saludos

Rodrigo de los Santos
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rodrigo at dlssolutions.net

MVP - Windows Server - Group Policy
MCP - CCA - CNA
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"Henriux" wrote in message
news:

Inetento configurar un servidor AAA para autenticacion de un
ASA
5510 de cisco por medio LDAP de A.D.
la verad no lo tengo muy claro y espero me puedan orientar par
encontrar la solucion.
No puedo explicar bien aca le sdejo el link del caso.

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/sec...mldap.html

"Rodrigo de los Santos" wrote:

¿Pero cual es el error que estás teniendo? el tutorial es paso a paso...
deberías hablar con el soporte de tu ASA 5510 para ver cuales son los
problemas.


Saludos

Rodrigo de los Santos
rodrigo.delossantos at mug.org.ar
rodrigo at dlssolutions.net

MVP - Windows Server - Group Policy
MCP - CCA - CNA
Miembro del MUG Argentina (suscribite! http://www.mug.org.ar)

Url: http://www.dlssolutions.net
Blog: http://nerdsupport.blogspot.com


"Henriux" wrote in message
news:
> Inetento configurar un servidor AAA para autenticacion de un
> ASA
> 5510 de cisco por medio LDAP de A.D.
> la verad no lo tengo muy claro y espero me puedan orientar par
> encontrar la solucion.
> No puedo explicar bien aca le sdejo el link del caso.
>
> http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/sec...mldap.html
la verdad el problema lo tengo acá, no se cual realmente es la rute de acceso.

Step 10 Enter one of the following into the Base DN field:
• The base DN of the Active Directory folder holding the user attributes
(typically a users folder) if
you are configuring the authentication server
- or -
• The base DN of the Active Directory folder holding the group attributes
(typically a group folder)
if you are configuring the authorization server.

The base DN is the location in the LDAP hierarchy where the server
should begin searching when it
receives an authorization request. For example, OU=people, dc=cisco, dc=com.
Step 11 From the Scope menu, select one of the following:
• One level beneath the Base DN
- or -
• All levels beneath the Base DN
The scope specifies the extent of the search in the LDAP hierarchy that the
server should make when it
receives an authorization request. One Level Beneath the Base DN specifies a
search only one level
beneath the Base DN. This option is quicker. All Levels Beneath the Base DN
specifies a search of the
entire subtree hierarchy. This option takes more time.
Step 12 In the Naming Attribute(s) field, enter the Relative Distinguished
Name attribute that uniquely identifies
an entry on the LDAP server.
Common naming attributes are Common Name (cn) and User ID (uid).
Step 13 In the Login DN field, perform one of the following:
• Enter the name of the directory object for security appliance
authenticated binding. For example,
cn=Administrator, cn=users, ou=people, dc=Example Corporation, dc=com.
- or -
• Leave this field blank for anonymous access.
Some LDAP servers, including the Microsoft Active Directory server, require
the security appliance to
establish a handshake via authenticated binding before accepting requests
for LDAP operations. The
security appliance identifies itself for authenticated binding by including
a Login DN field with the user
authentication request. The Login DN field defines the security appliance
authentication characteristics
which should correspond to those of a user with administration privileges.
Step 14 Enter the password associated with the Login DN in the Login
Password field.

afradezco me aclare. o me direccione.
Henry.