[root@srvpf conf]# cat domain.conf
[APRA]
ntlm_cache_filter=(&(samAccountName=*)(!(|(lockoutTime=>0)(userAccountControl:1.2.840.113556.1.4.803:=2
ntlm_cache=enabled
registration=1
ntlm_cache_expiry=2592000
dns_name=APRA.IT
dns_servers=192.168.0.7,192.168.0.76
ou=Computers
ntlm_cache_on_connect
Hello Cristian,
Could you send me content of:
- domain.conf (please remove any personal information) ?
- authentication.conf (only source use for NTLM cache)
I opened several issues this morning related to NTLM cache in PacketFence but I
don't think you are concerned.
Thanks
Nicolas Quiniou-Br
It works, i tried clearing my user and loggin in reconnecting via wifi
and it's populated again.
What is the purpose of the redis cache then??
The initial bulk load anyway is not working...
cat /usr/local/pf/var/cache/ntlm_cache_users/APRA.valid-users.txt|wc -l
1643
[root@srvpf ~]# /usr/local/p
Hello,
> Maybe you mean /usr/local/pf/bin/pfcmd cache ntlm_cache_username_lookup list?
Yes, sorry.
> I get a bunch of user and computer accounts (215 total) in the format
DOMAIN.sAMAccountName and DOMAIN.userPrincipalName
I think it means that your NTLM cache is working.
You can try to clear ca
Hello Cristian,
What is the output of:
#v+
/usr/local/pf/bin/pfcmd cache ntlm_cache_username_lookup_list
#v-
?
Regards,
Nicolas Quiniou-Briand
Product Support Engineer
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[root@srvpf pf]# /usr/local/pf/bin/pfcmd cache
ntlm_cache_username_lookup_list
invalid arguments
Maybe you mean /usr/local/pf/bin/pfcmd cache ntlm_cache_username_lookup
list?
[root@srvpf pf]# /usr/local/pf/bin/pfcmd cache
ntlm_cache_username_lookup list
I get a bunch of user and computer a
Hi, I configured the ntlm cache feature years ago and never looked back.
Today I checked the redis instance that should hold the nt hashes and it
is empty:
[root@srvpf ~]# redis-cli -h localhost -p 6383
localhost:6383> keys *
(empty list or set)
localhost:6383>
But I have no errors in the log:
