Hi

Yes, we have seen this often. The @ is used by Checkpoint to "break up" the username 
and passwords when using the Security Servers. I think this is why the problem exists.

As I recall, the @ is listed as an "illegal" character though.

Cheers
Mark



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------------- Original Message --------------
From:       John Madden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:         [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc:         ?
Date:       Tue,20/07/2004 17:30:14
Subject:    [FW-1] IAS Radius weird problem with password and "@"

Hi,

I've configured CheckPoint to authenticate users
(Client auth) with Microsoft's IAS server to access
the Internet for browsing. This works fine for
everyone, well accept one.

Turns out the the person had a "@" in their password
and that was causing the user not to be able to
authenticate. I have verified it myself, entered it
for the user and also changed the password to prove
the point. As soon as changed the password, voila !!!

Now I know what your thinking, "the user had the wrong
password all along", changed the password back to
something with a "@" in it and was denied access again
(yes I left enough time to synchronise the AD's)

As anyone seen this before ?

Thanks




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