AW: AW: AW: Authenticating SSH login on a Cisco IOS switch to AD

[Schaatsbergen, Chris]

> > So far I have done everything there exactly as described with the
> same outcome.
> 
>   No.
> 
>   If you get the error "Failed to link to module 'rlm_ntlm_auth':...",
> it means you did something *other* than what is on the web page.
> 
> > This is I believe indeed the missing piece, problem is I cannot find
> it in your web page.
> 
>   It's the "exec ntlm_auth { ..." text.
> 
>   Add it, *and* the "ntlm_auth" entry in the "authenticate" section.

The ntlm_auth file with the exec ntlm_auth text has been in the module folder since I started working on this (actually I believe it was already there as it is has been added in 2.1.8), about a week ago. It is also what I have indicated both in my original post and in the repost I made today. The file is there, and the exact contents of that file are in the repost I posted earlier today. Now if there is something wrong with that file I would love to hear it. I tried various ways of adding ntlm_auth to the authentication section of the default virtual machine but all with the same outcome, module not found.

Unfortunately I do not see where the actual problem lies, otherwise I would not have bothered you with it.

I have followed the instructions from your webpage to the letter and when that did not work I tried some other suggestions but they all proven without effect and are therefore removed again.

Now, if anyone is willing to actually look to see what is going wrong instead of immediately jumping to the easy conclusions, that help would be highly appreciated. I am pretty sure I made a mistake somewhere, but it has not been in following these instructions. More likely it is in the original configuration or how I changed it to fit our need (Mac authentication). The current running config works properly, but it is very well possible I disabled something that is needed for ntlm_auth.