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How we can know that LDAPS is working?

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • LDAPS

Answer

  • Collect packet traces where the connection between the LDAP server and the SVM can be filtered and investigated
  • From Wireshark filter by  TLS protocol and check the TCP port used for the communication.
  • Normal LDAPS communication is on port 636 and should look like in the example:
 
Source            Destination     Protocol Src. Port  Dest. Port Info
192.168.90.132    192.168.90.55   TLSv1.2  19322      636      Client Hello
192.168.90.55     192.168.90.132  TLSv1.2  636        19322    Server Hello, Certificate, Server Key Exchange, Certificate Request, Server Hello Done
192.168.90.132    192.168.90.55   TLSv1.2  19322      636      Certificate, Client Key Exchange, Change Cipher Spec, Encrypted Handshake Message
192.168.90.55     192.168.90.132  TLSv1.2  636        19322    Change Cipher Spec, Encrypted Handshake Message
192.168.90.132    192.168.90.55   TLSv1.2  19322      636      Application Data
192.168.90.55     192.168.90.132  TLSv1.2  636        19322    Application Data
192.168.90.132    192.168.90.55   TLSv1.2  19322      636      Application Data
192.168.90.55     192.168.90.132  TLSv1.2  636        19322    Application Data
192.168.90.132    192.168.90.55   TLSv1.2  19322      636      Application Data
192.168.90.55     192.168.90.132  TLSv1.2  636        19322    Application Data
192.168.90.132    192.168.90.55   TLSv1.2  19322      636      Application Data
192.168.90.55     192.168.90.132  TLSv1.2  636        19322    Application Data

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