1) Create a standard active directory user object to allow the Fortigate to run LDAP queries In this example we are using the following: User Name: Fortinet LDAP Username: fortinet Password: (something verify complex) Password never expires: Enabled User cannot change password: Enabled 2) Create an Active Directory security group Users who are members of this group will be allowed to authenticate to the SSL VPN. LDAP Server Profile Name (created in section 3)serverLDAP Security Group LDAP pathThis is the important part! You need to acquire the exact LDAP path to the security group you are using to allow access to the SSL VPN
ldap - Listing group members using ldapsearch - Server Fault
I'm trying to use the ldapsearch tool to export an .ldif file to import into another external LDAP server to authenticate with externally; basically trying to be able to use the same credentials internally and externally
PHP: LDAP Functions - Manual
A network traffic capture of the traffic taking place on connection attempt reveals that the server supplies a certificate for use in the SSL connection, but this is rejected (***bad certificate SSLv3 packet) by the client.The reason for this is probably that the PHP LDAP implementation tries to verify the received certificate with the CA that issued the certificate. There may be a way to make it possible that this verification succeeds, but it is also possible to disable this verification by the client (which is, in this case, PHP) by creating an openldap (surprise!!) configuration file
LDAP query in an ASP page - LDAP - Tek-Tips
Microsoft has a knowledgebase article that will explain this double-hop scenario much better with more detail.Give me a detailed description of your scenario and what you want to accomplish, and I can whip out an asp page and I will let you know what security issues that you may need to address. This will throw those in authority off their guard and give you an opportunity to commit more.Mark Twainappnair RE: LDAP query in an ASP page WillShakespeare (MIS) 19 Aug 04 07:40 I have to agree with RythmAddict..
PHP LDAP query to Active Directory
I would suggest downloaind ADexplorer this will let you browse AD and show you the correct forms on the DN's and allow you to copy and paste them to your code. However for the system admin who is willing to spend a little bit of time and do some learning these tools can make your life much easier and ease your stress as an Active Directory admin
So now that we know how to use ADSIEdit to discover attributes' internal LDAP names, we're ready to start attacking LDAP queries, using those attribute namea. TechMentor: by the way, I won't be there, as they didn't like my proposed talks on clusters, ADFS, modern apps, or PowerShell, explaining to me that none of them were "really enterprise topics." Ah well
If we grant authorization to "IT Department", wouldn't we expect the user to inherit that right? Ok, so we scan for the groups' parents recursively, right? Sure, but there's a much better way. Knowing the SID of a group, it is very fast to look it up from this attribute to check membership, taking only one query for the tokenGroups and another for each group SID lookup
The bonus for this method is that for very large groups (over 1500 members by default) you will be able to do a query for users that are a member of the group (even indirectly), rather than retrieving the group and trying to read the member attribute (which has to be handled in a special method for "large" groups)
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How to write LDAP query to test if user is member of a group? - Stack Overflow
Also, once you enable the overlay, it does not update the memberOf attributes for existing groups (you will need to delete out the existing groups and add them back in again). Is it possible to do that so that I get either 0 or 1 result records? I guess I can get all groups for the user and test each one for a match but I was wondering if I could pack it into one LDAP expression
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