ldap-outpost-lan-ingress gets a second rule: LDAPS (6636/TCP) from the new CIDR group udm-k8s-ingress (10.2.47.1/32, fd02:47::1/128), the address the UDM sources from. The UDM uses ldap.renner.uno:636 for external admin authentication and its hourly sync; those connections were denied.
ldap-outpost-lan-ingress gets a second rule: LDAPS (6636/TCP) from the new CIDR group udm-k8s-ingress (10.2.47.1/32, fd02:47::1/128), the address the UDM sources from. The UDM uses ldap.renner.uno:636 for external admin authentication and its hourly sync; those connections were denied.
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The UDM authenticates admins against ldap.renner.uno:636 and syncs
hourly. It sources from its k8s-ingress address (10.2.47.1 /
fd02:47::1), which ldap-outpost-lan-ingress did not admit: 200 SYNs a
day dropped at :26 every hour. Same group the alloy-syslog and CoreDNS
policies use for the UDM; LDAPS only.
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New CIDR group udm-k8s-ingress (10.2.47.1/32, fd02:47::1/128); the LDAPS
rule references it instead of the whole net-k8s-ingress network.
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ldap-outpost-lan-ingress gets a second rule: LDAPS (6636/TCP) from the new CIDR group udm-k8s-ingress (10.2.47.1/32, fd02:47::1/128), the address the UDM sources from. The UDM uses ldap.renner.uno:636 for external admin authentication and its hourly sync; those connections were denied.
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