Hiya,
Heres the rsults of my mucking about.
I have only made it work on the following platforms.
Firewall-1 Version 4 SP 6
Exchange 5.5 SP3
Run the account managment client on the Firewall. Point it at the Exchange
server. Set the root of the query as your country code (selected when you
installed exchange) i.e. c=GB. You should see all the exchange servers
listed in the left hand window. If you double click a server and then type a
name in the lookup up field (top right of window) address list values will
be returned in the right hand pane containing the value you typed in.
look closley at the values returned the bit we want is the login name and
the directory container info.
it should be something like
andy.martin cn=Recipients,ou=-site name-,o=Exchange directory name
Create in your rule base a LDAP account unit using the directory container
info as the branch info.
Create an auth rule using the account unit.
try to login to the firewall with the login name shown in the account
managment client and your NT domain password.
It works for me.
Cheers
Andy
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