If you just want to use AD for SecuRemote connections, create the LDAP
connection with appropriate settings and then assign a user via LDAP.  I
have heard rumors that the performance on LDAP sucks, but I have not tested
it yet...no active directory yet :(

I'm using Cisco's Access Control Server 3.1 at the moment because we are
providing LEAP wireless authentication as well through them.  Windows Server
has IAS, Internat Authentication Server which is easy to setup as well if
you wanted to go the RADIUS route.

Derek

-----Original Message-----
From: David Crowfoot [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003 6:21 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [FW-1] Active Directory Authentication

I had this setup and working before.  I did not extend the schema or use
radius services.  Let me look up my notes, and recreate the setup.  I
was using it for secureclient.

Dave Crowfoot
www.works4me.com
602-771-4796


>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wednesday, October 08, 2003 1:24:28 PM >>>
Hi,

I'd like to connect a Checkpoint NG-AI to a Microsoft
Active Directory such that it uses the AD user database
without further user management:

I'm querying the AD as a LDAP user group which
works well to find the user. But how can the
Checkpoint verify the password given by the user?


One solution would be to extend the LDAP Schema and
to store the FW-1 passwords on the LDAP server, but that's
not desired. There should be no further passwords, just the
passwords the users use to login at the Windows machines.


Another solution would be to configure the Checkpoint to
query a RADIUS/TACACS server. ADS doesn't play RADIUS, does it?

So what's the simplest way to allow users to authenticate against
the Checkpoint (user auth/secure client) with the same password they
use at their windows machines?

regards
Hadmut

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