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APM Dynamic ACL assignment from AD
Hi Brad,
Thanks for chiming in. I tried a single line acl, but it still didn't work. The other thing I did see is that I had a mistake above; "deny" should be reject or discard. So I did change deny to reject, but that didn't do it either.
Should the acl be in straight ASCII? Because what I see in the log is HEX encoded and I'm not sure what that's about.
The ACL looks like this:
8e132485.session.ad.last.attr.info 394 0x7b20616c6c6f772074637020616e792031302e3130302e33322e31353a33333839207d0a7b20616c6c6f772074637020616e792031302e3130302e33322e31353a3830207d0a7b20616c6c6f772074637020616e792031302e3130302e33322e31353a343433207d0a7b20616c6c6f772075647020616e792031302e3130302e312e38343a3533207d0a7b20616c6c6f772075647020616e792031302e3130302e312e38353a3533207d0a7b2072656a65637420697020616e7920616e7920616e79207d
If you were to decode it, you'd get the acl. I thought it would be something you could easily read. I might just delete it and drop it in again with less ACEs for testing. Any other thoughts?
Thanks, Mike
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