Admin Auth with AD

[#1]

I have a test NIOS 8.2.4 environment and working with AD auth for Remote Admin logins. With everything setup according to the Admin Guide, I can't get any AD accounts to login to the Grid Manager.  I just get "Invalid Login" at every attempt.

Here's the steps I've taken thus far.  Following the NIOS Admin Guide, I have:

1) Created Authentication Server Groups --> Active Directory Service with three DCs

2) Created Authentication Policy, adding the created AD Service

3) Created Remote Admin group with the name EXACTLY as labeled in AD

4) Added the Admin group under "Map the remote admin group to the local group in this order" field with the group as first in the order.

Is there a log to show the error occurring in this situation?  I've tried multiple login formats (username, domain\username, user.name@domain.com) with no success.  Any help is appreciated!

Thanks,

WT

[#2]

Just found the Audit logs.  Showing the following:

Action: LOGIN_DENIED

Message: to=AdminConnector ip=192.168.123.123 info=AD,Local apparently_via=GUI

The test against all defined Domain Controllers were successful.

[#3]

I had it setup to use some domain accounts as administrators of the ... The bottom line is Active Directory Users can login to the XG firewall. hp printer error 79

[#4]

I still can't login under AD credentials.  Logs from the Grid Manager and my Domain Controllers both display either login failed/denied, but don't provide any useful data as to why it's failing.

[#5]

We had a similar issue in one of our labs.  It turned out to be an LDAP GPO within the domain.  I do not recall that exact setting.  Give a few and I will see if I can dig up the fix.

[#6]

Still looking but, if I recall correctly it was the DC GPO for requiring LDAP sigining.  I will advise whern I locate our document.

[#7]

I was finally able to successfully login via LDAP.  For whatever reason, the AD options were unsuccessful.  I'll keep tinkering, but at least for now one form of external auth works.  

[#8]

Here is what resolved our AD authentication in our lab.  Let me know if this fixes your problem.  If so, Kudos are always accepted. 

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2545140/fast-esp-unable-to-use-active-directory-accounts-fo...

[#9]

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2545140/fast-esp-unable-to-use-active-directory-accounts-fo...

The page was not found.

Do you have details about the procedure ?

Thanks