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Hugo_vd_Kooij
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Checking LDAPS connections

I have a challenge of finding LDAPS traffic from 2 IP ranges and see if anything pops up on the firwall. Like  a stale session or ......

We have some undetermined authentication issues and I am not sure if the firewall is to blame of the hoster (being the LDAPS client) or the Domain server.

I know I am stuck to TCP analyses only as it is is SSL traffic. 

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Vladimir
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Try turning on TCP state logging which will show you how the LDAPS connections are ending (gracefully/FIN, non-gracefully/RST, or timed out by firewall):

sk101221: TCP state logging

Can be easily enabled from the SmartConsole for R80+, on R77.30 or earlier it has to be done from the gateway command line.

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