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Unable to log into the RSA security console with old admin accounts
Hi,
I am unable to log into the security console with AD accounts that have been previously added to the SuperAdmin group or any other group.
It works If I create a new user within AD and add it to the group. It doesn't work for the 10+ admins that were added to the group years ago. I've tried to remove/re-add the users and I've cleared the password cache and rebooted the appliance.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance
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- password policy
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I've worked it out.
The RSA password policy was set to Require periodic password changes which wasnt in line with our AD policy
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Log into security console, as an internal database superadmin.
Run reports, real time, authentication activity report and system activity report. start them both
Use a different browser, and now try to log in with one of the accounts having problems, what
shows up in the two real time monitors ?
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Hi Edward,
I was actually trying this already while reading your reply.
The new account works. "Authentication method success" It uses LDAP_Password, security domain "System Domain"
The old account fails "Authentication method failed" It uses LDAP_Password, security domain "System Domain"
Nothing is displayed in the System activity report
Thanks
Chris
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I've worked it out.
The RSA password policy was set to Require periodic password changes which wasnt in line with our AD policy
