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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Oct 27, 2014So I've followed this article to a T, with the exception that instead of using a user template I've defined a specific bind. I know the ldap request is successful because if I set the External Users role to Guest under the Users:Authentication tab, I get guest access as desired. However, I cannot seem to make the remote role groups work.
To give you my scenario - I need a group for ReadOnly (guest role) and a group for ASM Administrators for our IS Security Team.
Any help is greatly appreciated.