Hi Rajeev,
  Fortunately, I got it resolved.  The problem has to do with the configuration 
of
  LDAP account Unit in the CMA.  DN name has to be something like
   
  cn=Administrator,cn=users,dc=lab,dc=com
   
  After that, everything works like a charm.

Rajeev Gupta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  In one of the in-house CCSA training, we encountered the same issue and in
our case it had to do w/ the 'password' that we were using for the users in
Windows2003 AD containing special charcater '@' (as an example) which CP
refused to accept - we changed it to some simple alphanumeric characters w/o
any special characters after which it worked fine. You may like to rule it
out before we go further.
hth,
Rajeev

On 7/18/07, cisco4ng wrote:
>
> I need help desperately.
>
> I have a P-1 NGx R61 with HFA_01 running on Redhat Linux
> ES. P-1 Manager is 192.168.114.9/24 and P-1 Container
> is 192.168.109.10/24. The CMA is 192.168.109.14/24.
> The CMA manages a Nokia IP560. Everything has valid
> license. I even have LDAP license module as well and
> also the VSR license. The Nokia is running
> IPSO 4.1 build 33 with NGx R61 with HFA_01.
>
> Everything is synchronizing properly with a
> stratum 1 NTP server, including the Microsoft
> Windows 2003 AD server
>
> I have a Microsoft Windows 2003 Active Directory (AD)
> Server with IP address of 192.168.109.8/24. The
> AD server is running Service Pack 2.
>
> I tested Remote access vpn with checkpoint internal
> account and everything works.
>
> I need to authenticate SecureRemote Users with LDAP
> authentication. I did the following:
>
> 0) Enable LDAP under SmartDirectory of global properties
> 1) Under the template, create "ldap_users" and select
> "Checkpoint password" for authentication scheme,
> 2) Manage-->Servers and OPSEC Applications-->New--
> LDAP account unit. Give it a name, profile I
> select Microsoft_AD. Select "CRL retrieval" and
> "user management". I called it "MS_LDAP".
> 3) Under "Servers" tab, I enter the AD Server host
> object. Under "login DN", I specified "CN=Administrator"
> and the password of the Administrator account on the
> AD server.
> 4) Under encryption tab of Servers tab, I select "use
> SSL for port 636" and everything to "strong". When
> I clicked on the "fetch", I get the fingerprint
> from the AD server
> 5) Early Version Compability server, I specified
> the AD server host object,
> 6) Under "object management" tab, I specified the AD
> as the Manage object on. When I fetch branche, I get
> the DC and CN, and stuffs like that so I know that
> the CMA can communicated with the AD. By the way,
> this is a very simple AD. single AD with a the root
> domain of LAB,
> 7) Under the authentication tab, I select all the
> authentication and the users' default values, I used
> the 'ldap_users' user template that I created in
> step 2,
> 8) Create a LDAP group name vpntest. Under Account
> unit of this windows, I specified "MS_LDAP" in the
> "account unit",
> 9) Create VPN remote access community with
> the Nokia gateway cluster and the "vpntest" LDAP
> group.
> 10) Create vpn rule. By the way, my cleanup
> rule is Any Any accept for testing purpose.
>
> The weird part is that if I double clicked
> on the MS_LDAP object, I get:
>
> failed to bind to LDAP server. Wrong user
> name, password or DN login. What does that
> mean?
>
> Another thing is that when I use SecureRemote
> to login, it always failed and that in the
> smartview tracker, I get "IKE failure:
> client unknown user". tcpdump from the P-1
> showed that there is NO tcp 389 or tcp 636
> traffics leaving the CMA and heading to the
> Microsoft AD server.
>
> I heard that I have to run "ldapmodify" on the
> CMA and modify the the schema_microsoft_ad.ldif
> or something like that. How do I go about doing
> it? I thought this is only necessary if you have
> to manage account with the dashboard.
>
> Has someone done this before with Provider-1
> and get it to work? Please show me the way.
>
> Thank you very much.
>
>
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