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WebVPN problems WyriHaximus 09-27-05
Posted by WyriHaximus on September 27, 2005, 3:18 am
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Hi,



At my work we have an intranet site in the DMZ. It has an eDirectory
server on it (wich is a slave and gets it's data from the master) to
let users login on the site. This login is used for both intranetsite
and to login on a computer in the company. (Same password username
combination.) We have a cisco firewall that supports WebVPN. Now our
'problem' is that a user has to login into WebVPN and then he/she has
to login again with the same username and password on the intranet
site.

Has anyone an idee how to solve this?


Greetings,



WyriHaximus


Posted by WyriHaximus on September 27, 2005, 3:26 am
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Hey,

I forgot something to put in the message.

We like to have it that users login 1 time total for both WebVPN and
intranet.

Grtz,

WyriHaximus


Posted by Peter Rowe on September 27, 2005, 7:03 am
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I think you will need to use something like Novell's NMAS product to do =
RADIUS authentication via Edirectory. I'm looking at setting it up but =
no-one in Novell in UK seems to know what this product does or if it's =
included in Netware/Edirectory.... ;)

peter.

Hey,

I forgot something to put in the message.

We like to have it that users login 1 time total for both WebVPN and
intranet.

Grtz,

WyriHaximus
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Posted by WyriHaximus on September 27, 2005, 9:11 am
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We are using RADIUS for connecting the eDirectory server and the
firewall. So that aint the problem. Our problem is that users have to
auth with the firewall and then again on the intranet site. We want to
merge that in 1 login. My first idee was that the firewall would ouput
a form with the username and password and let it submit it in POST
method so users get logged in automaticly :).


Posted by Walter Roberson on September 27, 2005, 6:43 pm
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:We are using RADIUS for connecting the eDirectory server and the
:firewall. So that aint the problem. Our problem is that users have to
:auth with the firewall and then again on the intranet site. We want to
:merge that in 1 login. My first idee was that the firewall would ouput
:a form with the username and password and let it submit it in POST
:method so users get logged in automaticly :).

PIX 6.x definitely can't handle that kind of automatic form submission.

But you aren't using PIX 6.x, as 6.x does not handle WebVPN. So
you must be using PIX 7.0, or an ASA 5400 series with 7.0 software,
or you must be using a 6500-based FWSM (firewall services module.)
Then again, you might have been speaking loosely when you said
"Cisco firewall", and including the Firewall Feature Set on one of the
IOS routers...
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