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[Bug?] Sophos UTM forgets Bind DN password

Hello. I have the strangest problem with our UTM (9.408-4): it does not save the password to bind to LDAP. If I enter the right password and test, everything is fine; but if I save and come back, I get the message "Error: Server exists and accepts connections, but bind to ldap://1.2.3.4:389 failed with this BindDN and password."

I can reenter the password and it will work again, but not after saving. As I have about 20 server entries, this is very annoying whenever I need to test VPN authentication. Quid?

 

Edit: This does not happen on my older Sophos UTMs (9.407-3), only on those updated to 9.408-4, so I am assuming this is a bug in the latest build.



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  • I know this is an old thread now but I am experiencing exactly the same behaviour in release 9.605-1  Wonder if there has been a regression in a later release?  I have tried deleting and re-entering the entire server entry.  When I initially enter the username and password and click test, I get a successful connection but once I click save and then go back into it and click test, I get unable to bind with this username or password.  Its frustrating as I am trying to troubleshoot SSO and HTTPS proxy and I am unsure whether the AD backend is actually working correctly or not.  

  • Hi Kevin and welcome to the UTM Community!

    When checking a user doesn't work, try the following as root at the command line:

    cc get_objects authentication adirectory |grep bind_pw

    That will show you in clear text what the UTM thinks is the password.  Is it correct?

    Cheers - Bob

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  • Hi Kevin and welcome to the UTM Community!

    When checking a user doesn't work, try the following as root at the command line:

    cc get_objects authentication adirectory |grep bind_pw

    That will show you in clear text what the UTM thinks is the password.  Is it correct?

    Cheers - Bob

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