You are timing out on the failing user; the groups cannot be retrieved and hence login fails.
Is the user a member of many groups? Do you have more than one domain? If yes, can you disable trusted domain login on the auth server instance and try?
to test AD do a group role for each, one at a time Complete delete the frist . That way you wil elliominate a corrupt nt group
there is only one domain.
the user has several groups assignated in AD but he is only using one rule
i have tried to disable trusted domain and try and its doesnt work
i attach a pic about my configuration AUTH SERVER
Hmm; not one of the common items for the message you are seeing.
Are you also currently working with JTAC on this?
If you take a TCP dump on the IVE internal port while the user tries to login, what do you see for commnication to/from the domain controller?
i dunno what is JTAC.
ill use TCP Dump tomorrow in the client.
Its weird because the 3 first users and group that i created they can login correctly but if i create a new rule using other user or group diferent. NOTHING WORKS
im losing my mind
thanks
I am sorry; JTAC is the Juniper Technical Assistance Center (support)
ill open a case tomorrow i havent the serial number to create it.
i dont know what more i can do
i have the file TCP DUMP. how can i open this file?? what program?? thanks
You can use wireshark to read the file
what should it appear wrong in wireshark, i see many events but i dont know what usefull information i can get from here.
i attach a screenshot wireshark.