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Ruggerfly1
Nimbostratus
Apr 26, 2016APM AD Query Search Filter options
Good Morning
I have an AD Query used in a multi domain policy. the policy appends domain so login is fine however, however the AD Query fails as some Users do not have a UPN.
IN the AD Que...
Josiah_39459
Apr 26, 2016Historic F5 Account
Sounds like you need to use an Empty box in the VPE with branch rules to check the domain session variable (session.logon.last.domain usually, or wherever else you are storing it). Then you can send one group of users to one AD query and send the other group of users to the other one.
- Ruggerfly1Apr 26, 2016
Nimbostratus
For the 2nd AD Query will this work Search Filter? Was thinking it might be LDAP only. If so then I could use the variable based off domain and send UPN to AD Query, other to LDAP query. (CN=%{session.logon.last.username}) - Josiah_39459Apr 26, 2016Historic F5 AccountThere's no real reason to use AD query over LDAP query, so just go with the LDAP query.
- Ruggerfly1Apr 28, 2016
Nimbostratus
thank you!
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