LDAPs AD bind

awebster

Happy to help, and glad you figured it out!

stephenw10

Happy to help, and glad you figured it out!

This user deserves your upvote.

Steve

rmonette

I have similar issues, and in the end, Im not sure what the resolution was... I tested this:
export LDAPTLS_REQCERT=allow; ldapsearch -v -H "ldaps://IPADDRESS:636" -b "dc=XX,dc=YY,dc=com" -s sub -D "user@domain.com" -w "pwd" (with the proper values inserted of course)
from the Pf web CLI and I got a lot of output which seemed to indicate that the firewall was able to connect to my DC. I think part of my issue is that the CA cert from the DC does not have an IP in the SAN section, and/or that the Pf cant seem to associate the CA cert CN to an IP, which would make me think the issue is DNS resolution.
Any suggestions on the next move?

rb_it_pf

In pfSense, are you defining your server by hostname or IP. If by hostname, you might need to add a host override. I did this under the DNS resolver settings.

I performed the PHP-FPM restart from the console, not from within the web GUI.

tnacnud1

@rb_it_pf Thank you so much! I have been wasting away hours/days trying to figure out why LDAPS would not work. Literally running option 16 in the console resolved the issue. Someone should really put this in the documentation. I can't believe that's all I needed to do. You are a life saver!

ciroque

@tnacnud1

OMG THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

I have been fiddling around with this for three days!

sunchar

Hi guys!

It's been a lot since the last response to this.
After updating to 2.7.2, can't get to make work ldaps again (updated from 2.7.0).

By running this commands:

setenv LDAPTLS_REQCERT allow
ldapsearch -v -H "ldaps://dc1.local:636"  -b "dc=local" -s sub -D "username@local" -w "password"

seems to work because it shows so much information about my directory.
But it does not work when trying to authenticate on GUI. I have restart PHP-FPM so many times with no success.

Please advice.

Thank you!