In addition to expanding the visibility and control of users, applications and content within the network, the application focuses on users and mobile or remote accesses. The solution certainly became essential for enterprise security since it guarantees a greater security of remote endpoints. NOTE: If you need a resource for testing, there are plenty of test SSH servers available publicly.Since it went on the market the GlobalProtect App of Palo Alto Networks was very successful.Navigate to Policies > Authentication > Add to create an authentication rule.Set the Authentication Profile to the MFA profile that was previously created.Set the Authentication Method to web-form.Navigate to Objects > Authentication > Add to create a new Authentication Enforcement.
Set Trusted MFA Gateways to the IP address referenced in your Captive Portal along with port 6082Ĭonfig App Tab App to Configurations Parameters.Set Enable Inbound Authentication Prompts from MFA Prompts (UDP) to Yes.Set Connect Method to User-logon (Always On).Navigate to Network > GlobalProtect > Portals > select the previously configured portal > Agent > select the previously configured config > App > and change the following App Configurations parameters.In my case, its the IP address of my trust interfaceĬaptive Portal window to Enable Captive Portal.Set the Redirect Host to an IP address of an interface on the firewall.Select the SSL/TLS Service Profile and Authentication Profile that were previously created.Navigate to Device > User Identification > Captive Portal and click on the gear icon.On the Advanced tab, select the user group previously created to add to the Allow List.Add the Multi-Factor Authentication Server Profile that was previously created as part of your DUO setup.Check the Enable Additional Authentication Factors box.Enter a Login Attribute of sAMAccountNameĪuthentication Profile to Set User Domain.Navigate to Device > Authentication Profile > Add to create a new profile that consists of the LDAP and DUO Server Profiles that were previously created.Navigate to Device > Certificate Management > SSL/TLS Service Profile > Add to create a profile that references the root CA created previously.You have already followed the previous articles in this seriesĪlthough this capability can be configured without GlobalProtect for HTTP applications, we are going to focus on non-HTTP applications to highlight the GlobalProtect app's role in the authentication prompt process.
NOTE: This article assumes the following:
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