Remote Authorization via Active Directory

A while back I wrote an article on remote authorization via tacacs+.  I got a question in the comments yesterday about the same functionality with active directory.  I hadn’t done anything with activ...
Published Apr 27, 2011
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May 10, 2011
Jason,

 

Have you tried using an SRV record as the AD Auth server?

 

I'm going to plug that in and see what happens. I'm curious how the F5 will handle the return from the lookup.

 

 

I'll post my findings shortly.