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LDAP logs

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  • 1.  LDAP logs

    Posted Feb 01, 2018 12:02 PM

    Hello,

    I need some help getting the logs from my aruba 7005 controller.  I currently have the Aruba trying to send logs to syslog-ng on CentOS 7.x. 

     

    logging level debugging security
    logging level warnings security subcat ids
    logging level warnings security subcat ids-ap
    logging level debugging user
    logging level debugging user subcat dot1x
    logging facility local7
    logging 10.1.6.146 type arm-user-debug severity debugging
    logging level debugging user-debug f4:5c:89:94:64:6d
    logging level debugging user-debug 94:65:2d:c5:93:63

    This is what I have currenlty. 

    My question is 1) is this setup correctly? 2) is there a way to get more granular w/ the logging?



  • 2.  RE: LDAP logs

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Feb 01, 2018 12:13 PM

    What are you trying to capture? 



  • 3.  RE: LDAP logs

    Posted Feb 01, 2018 02:15 PM

    In the past 4 months i've implemented a new LDAP system.  FreeIPA from Redhat (formerly 389 Directory Services).  I had it working and authenticating users to wireless for about 2 months no issues.  I did some updates and it stopped.  I'm sure something changed.  We also upgraded Aruba Controller to 6.4.4.16.  I have tried changing the auth method from clear-text to ldap-s (port 689).

     

    And yes FreeIPA is listening on that port.

     

    I'm still trying to learn the aruba (realy cool hardware).  But have come from a Cisco side of things.  So any and all help is greatly appreciated.



  • 4.  RE: LDAP logs

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Feb 01, 2018 02:23 PM

    Okay, do this:

     

    config t
    logging level debugging security process authmgr
    logging level debugging security subcat aaa
    

    Type "show log security 50" to see details on what happened after.

     

    ldap-s requires certificates and that is an advanced topic.  You should be able to get it to first work with on port 389.

     

     



  • 5.  RE: LDAP logs

    Posted Feb 01, 2018 03:39 PM

    So I switched it back and BOOM.  Everything started working....

     

    So now I want to make sure that I send all those logs to syslog-ng.  How do I do that with my current logging config?



  • 6.  RE: LDAP logs