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| Hello Subject should be "Endpoint and AD" Can somebody help me in this issue. I have tryed to get AD and user model entity to work. We have need to get next kind of thing to work. We have laptops, what are travelling between home network and office network. When laptops are in office network, we need AD based policy (also it is looking security level of computer before it is getting access to internal network) With Ip model entity this is working, but ip-address based config is quite difficult to manage because of dhcp and other issues at home network. Of cource we can put all internal networks to ip-catalogs but then everubody do get same policy. Any ideas |
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| Usually the issue centers around setting up the catalog correctly. Are you able to import the users/groups from the AD server? If not verify connectivity from Integrity server to AD and DNS. Then set the catalog to just DC=domain, DC=org as a basic connection to your AD directory. Make sure you prepend the domain/administrator for the credentials. If you are getting the users then are the make sure the AD is in the trusted zone. Check the zalog.txt on the client for any blocks, DNS or to AD that may lead you to the source of the issue. Make sure it works on the local lan first. Hope this helps. |
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