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12-04-2013 12:27 AM
Hello Guys.
I have a question about GlobalProtect.
While a user is logged inn and running to GlobalProtect Gateway, Another user possible to log in to GlobalProtect Gateway with same USER-ID at the same time. I want to restrict that log-in to GP GW using same USER-ID at the same time. Can I possible to install with above things for a GP?
Thanks.
Regards.
Roh
12-04-2013 12:44 AM
Hi Roh,
For me, not possible in the palo. In Ad you can associate one user to one laptop then limit simultaneous connexion.
Else there is third party product like:
http://www.isdecisions.com/products/userlock/
RES Software | Enterprise IT Services Made Easy
or using script like here: Logon Script 7
Hope help.
V.
12-04-2013 12:44 AM
Hi Roh,
For me, not possible in the palo. In Ad you can associate one user to one laptop then limit simultaneous connexion.
Else there is third party product like:
http://www.isdecisions.com/products/userlock/
RES Software | Enterprise IT Services Made Easy
or using script like here: Logon Script 7
Hope help.
V.
12-04-2013 08:59 AM
Hello Roh,
I go with Vince too. Pan would allow more than one IP with the same User_ID. This is practical that a single user can login through Phone / laptop / pc and so on.
But on the PAN if we have security rules configured with usernames then all the IPs belonging to that username would be permitted. Thought of using the HIP profile feature but where we can restrict or allow users based on hostname or OS types and so on but that would be complex where we do not know which device first logged in and deny the second log on by identifying through HIP method.
Thanks
01-19-2015 10:31 AM
Hello,
It's an old thread, sorry, but I also need this kind of feature: avoid using a same account (login/pass) simulteanously on several machines.
All I found in the KB seems to give the same answer : it's not possible.
And after a while, I'm wondering if setting a profile with an assignement of only 1 IP address could be a workaround ???
Don't know yet if it works, but I will probably try it this week.
If someone has a thought on that, you're welcome to participate...
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