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Chromebook / Chromium - security rules prior to login - network not available

L1 Bithead

Hi All, 

 

I'm a newbie on the world of Palo but can't find a way around this issue "yet" so was hoping for some advice.

 

I have around 500 chrombooks and these are all tied into Google Directory services, they work fine etc etc. 

 

however i'm trying to have the devices work through the palo alto with user authentication for browsing which is trackable, this also is resolved by use for a google extension. 

 

The outstanding issue I have is to try and get the users to connect to google so they can authenticate to login to the device, then be limited on what they can browse etc. 

 

The actual issue is that I can't seem to get the login window to display, I suspect it's todo with SSL Decryption and wondered how to go about allowing the device to connect to google just to login - from this point user activity should then be auditable / limited. 

 

 

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Cyber Elite
Cyber Elite

@TerryBradford If you have these devices on their own subnet and you are currectly getting the proper user-ids to actually come up once they authenticate you could build a rule that lists the user as 'unknown' and filter it to the point where they can only get to the Google login pages. Keep in mind that usually to do this you would have to enable acccess to Google as a whole but I assume that you have the login page set as the default browser page across all chromebooks. 

 

On the SSL decryption issue I tend not to recommend actually decrypting Google services, I've run into to many issues keeping it working without constant maintenance and it's something that I just don't care that much about decrypting in my enviroments. 

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