Yes. They have the same domain/users but on different servers. Both of them can authenticate our all users.
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From: Fabrice Durand <fdur...@inverse.ca>
Date: ????,1?? 15,2018 22:13
To: Yan <1136723...@qq.com>, packetfence-users
<packetfence-users@lists.sourceforge.net>
Subject: Re: [PacketFence-users] Successfully passed 802.1x auth but no network
access
Hello Yan,
does AD1 and AD2 are the same ? (same domain/users ...)
Regards
Fabrice
Le 2018-01-15 ?? 00:41, Yan a ??crit :
Hi Durand,
I installed a netdata in my pf server and not found any network
issue yet(I'm learning to use it). But there is another case I'm not
sure if it is related to the authentication issue.
We have 2 PF servers, pf1 is in office A and pf2 is in office B.
We also have 2 domain servers(for AD and DNS) and AD1 is in office A
and AD2 is in office B.
In configuration--Policy and access control--Domains--Active
Directory Domains menu of both PF servers, I added and joined the same
domain AD1 (domain in office A).
But in Configuration--Policy and access control--Authentication
Sources menu, I add domain AD1 to pf1, and AD2 to pf2.
And for the connection profile, I choose AD1 as authentication
source on pf1, and choose AD2 as authentication source on pf2.
I don't know if I clearly describe it, I draw a picture to make is
more clear.
Would this cause the previous strange issue ?
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