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The Naming Attribute should be samaccountname.

If you’re not sure, all levels beneath base DN works in most cases, it will just be slower in large domains. Depending on the hierarchy of your domain, the scope can be one level or all levels beneath the base DN is required.The Base DN is your domain suffix, enter that in the format below.Type in the IP address of your domain controller.Pick the Interface that the ASA will be able to reach your DC’s through.

Left-click the Server Group you just created.ĥ.

Change any other settings as you see fit.

Add a AAA Server Group by clicking Add on the top-right Go to Device Management > Users/AAA > AAA Server Groupsģ. Log in to the ASA with ASDM (CLI steps below)Ģ.

Create a service account (password not expiring unless you want to change it in AD and your ASA every month) that will be used by the ASA to bind with AD.ġ.

Create a group in Active Directory that will be used to define access to the ASA.

These steps assume you are using ASDM, but I have attached the CLI equivalents as well. If you want to use Microsoft Active Directory to authenticate users locally logging in to the ASA and give them privileged exec access based on a Group, here are the steps. Cisco’s documentation related to LDAP authentication is all over the place and there isn’t one article that describes just this. I had a heck of a time figuring out how to set this up.