Enabling PFS for GP VPN Portal

[hshawn]

Has anyone configured PFS on their Global Protect Portal? 

Any snags? Is this even possible for the inbound connections to the portal?

[BPry]

@hshawn,

PFS is enabled by default for Forward Proxy in anything above/at 7.1, and with Inbound Inspection this was activated by default in 8.0 and above. 

[hshawn]

We are not doing inbound inspection I guess I was wondering if it could be done just for the GP VPN portal or if it had to be on everything. which then makes me wonder what type of issues we may run into with inbound inspection 

[BPry]

@hshawn,

Ahh okay got it. Inbound inspection can be configured fairly specifically to only include one resource such as GP, but you would really want to test it to verify that you have everything working correctly before enabling it for all external traffic. The good news is you can test by including a simple external IP as the source, so testing is certaintly do-able. 

Additional SSL Inbound Inspection documentation can be found HERE

[hshawn]

So I gave this a shot, pretty straight forward but it does not look like it will work for something that terminates at the firewall itself (such as the GP VPN portal) the inbound decrypt rule never gets hit and the ssllabs scan still shows no PFS. 

[BPry]

@hshawn,

How exactly are you terminating the GP Portal interface on the firewall? Do you have it configured on a Loopback interface or an actual layer3 interface on the firewall? 

[charlesk]

@BPry: I am working on this with @hshawn We are using a loopback address on the Firewall.

[BigPalo]

Hi,

Did you solve this?

We launched ssllabs to a GP portal website and it shows this: 

This server does not support Forward Secrecy with the reference browsers

Is there any way to support PFS for GP portal web?