27-Sep-2022 08:29
We have AD users in other domains that have a two-way trust with ours. We have people in two-way trusted domains that also need access to the same tenants. We are struggling to figure out how to include those AD users without just creating local users. Does anyone have experience using multiple AD domains or two-way trusted domains to authenticate to an F5 Tenant? We are using the r4600 series appliances.
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30-Sep-2022 13:28
I'm guessing on the User Directory dropdown, you don't see "Remote - APM Based"? I believe you need APM (Limited Mode) provisioned to unlock that. Keep in mind that provisioning may require a short change window.
29-Sep-2022 10:51
Hi @HerrDrachen , I see nobody in the community has replied yet, so I'm asking if one of my colleagues can help out.
Also, I like your username. 🙂
30-Sep-2022 05:04
Thanks for checking this out for me. I cannot seem to find this easily and with r4600 series and the F5OS are pretty new, so not a lot of people seem to have intensive knowledge about it.
29-Sep-2022 15:55
Hey @HerrDrachen can you clarify if you're referring to an APM access scenario or device management access?
30-Sep-2022 05:03
This is in relation to device management access. We are made up of 6 organizations using 6 different AD domains but all in the same forest. I created partitions in the tenant for each of them and I would like them to be managers of their own partitions. The domain listed in the device for LDAP purposes is xyz.com, so users in 123.com, abc.com, etc are not showing up even though we have a two-way trust between xyz.com and all of the others. In some of the other tools we use, AD either understands the trust and they just login with the normal domain credentials or we have to add each AD domain in individually.
30-Sep-2022 11:10
Ok thanks for that detail. If you go into Authentication and configure User Directory, you should see Remote APM-Based as an option there. From there, you should be able to select Active Directory and it's similar to setting up an APM policy and you should have an option to enable Cross-domain support from there. Let me know if you see those options?
30-Sep-2022 12:13
This is what I see when I go into System | Users | Authentication. Remote Directory Tree is just a blank field.
30-Sep-2022 13:28
I'm guessing on the User Directory dropdown, you don't see "Remote - APM Based"? I believe you need APM (Limited Mode) provisioned to unlock that. Keep in mind that provisioning may require a short change window.
11-Oct-2022 08:55
This appears to be the solution and we are working with the systems team to get this implemented. Nothing ever seems to be easy or "straight forward" in the F5 world and I thank you for this information!
11-Oct-2022 09:15
I'll be submitting some feedback to the documentation folks to see if this can be outlined a bit better!