Configuring Mutual Authentication for LDAP

Install or import the certificates for the LDAP client.

At least one LDAP server must be configured on the device using the ldap-server host command.

To configure Mutual Authentication do the following:

Import the LDAP client certificate. Use the following command.

crypto ca import-pkcs type pkcs12 cert-type ldap-client protocol FTP directory /mydir-name 
     file /myfile-name source-ip 10.11.12.13 user user-name password password

Import the LDAP server CA certificates.

crypto import ldapca directory /mydir-name file /myfile-name host 10.11.12.13 user user-name password password

Configure the LDAP server and AAA authentication. Navigate to the global configuration mode. This configures a LDAP server with IP 10.11.12.13 with port 636.
```
SLX (config)# ldap-server host 10.11.12.13 use-vrf mgmt-vrf
SLX (config)# port 636  
```
Enable LDAP security.
```
SLX (config)#  ldaps
```

Configure AAA globally.

 SLX(config)# aaa authentication login ldap local-auth-fallback

Example

The following example shows the complete configuration of LDAP server for Mutual Authentication.

SLX # configure terminal
SLX(config)# 
SLX(config)# ldap-server host 10.11.12.13 use-vrf mgmt-vrf
SLX(config)# port 636
SLX(config)# ldaps
SLX(config)# basedn myfedcert.local
SLX(config)# aaa authentication login ldap local-auth-fallback
SLX(config)# aaa accounting exec default start-stop none
SLX(config)# aaa accounting commands default start-stop none
SLX(config)# aaa authorization command none