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Unable to Log in Fabric Interconnect using Active directory domain ID

senthil andavan
Level 1
Level 1

Unable to Log in Fabric Interconnect using Active directory domain ID. UCSM is integrated with Active directory and able to login UCSM using my Active directory ID but not able to log in  CLI using same ID. help me on this

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Niko Nikas
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Senthil,

If you try logging in to the CLI with the below format do you get any different behavior?

"ucs-[domain name]\[username]" including the quotes.

Or could you try opening an ssh session with the following setup...

"domain\username"@ipaddress

I tried both way , still same issue,  I am getting access denied error

Do you have 2 authentication domains

Have a look at

http://ucsguru.com/2012/06/26/cisco-ucs-active-directory-integration/

or

http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/unified_computing/ucs/sw/sample_configurations/UCSM_1_4_LDAP_with_AD/b_Sample_Configuration_LDAP_with_AD.pdf

Can you please paste here how you are logging and the error you get...?

 

-Kenny

eefranzen
Level 1
Level 1

I have found that the domain login field is case-sensitive and has to match how your entered your domain name with the All>User Management>Authentication>Authentication Domains settings.

In my case, I have to use ucs-MyDomain.com\username to login via CLI.

You can find the correct value to enter from the lower left corner of the UCS Manager Window after you have logged in. It will show "Logged in as ucs-something..............." Match your CLI login using the same case shown and hopefully that will resolve it.

Ernie

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