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04-06-2020 04:06 AM
Hi Anyone,
I'm trying to logout all GP VPN users forcefully logout from the gateway either doesn't logout users or no errors throwing on command as well
>request global-protect-gateway client-logout gateway gp-gateway reason force-logout user * computer *
Login & logout time is same before and after execute this commands. Please let me know, have any one tried this way or share the correct commands.
Regards,
Karup
04-14-2020 03:51 AM
Please use the below command to logout all users from the portal but this command could also be working from PAN 9.0.
> request global-protect-portal client-logout portal <value> reason <force-logout> filter-user all-users
Below is the command to disconnect all users at once from a Gateway but this feature is only available from the PAN-OS 9.0.2
>request global-protect-gateway client-logout-all gateway <value>
Regards,
Karup
04-20-2020 10:31 AM
I'm on 8.1, so I used the API to loop through users and log them off. I came up with this set of commands that I can run from any linux box with curl and xmllint
FW=your_firewall_name
GW=your_gateway_name
# read admin password into environment variable so it is hidden from history file
read -s pass
# get a key to use the api
install -m 0600 /dev/null pa_${FW}.key
RESP=$(curl -kq https://${FW}/api --data-urlencode "type=keygen" --data-urlencode "user=admin" --data-urlencode "password=${pass}")
xmllint --xpath "//key/text()" <(echo $RESP) > pa_${FW}.key
# get connected users, then loop over them to log them off
USERS=$(curl -kq https://${FW}/api -d "type=op" -d "cmd=<show><global-protect-gateway><current-user><gateway>${GW}</gateway></current-user></global-protect-gateway></show>" -d "key=$(cat pa_${FW}.key)")
for i in $(seq $(xmllint --xpath "count(//username)" <(echo $USERS) )); do
U=$(xmllint --xpath "//entry[$i]/username/text()" <(echo $USERS))
D=$(xmllint --xpath "//entry[$i]/domain/text()" <(echo $USERS))
C=$(xmllint --xpath "//entry[$i]/computer/text()" <(echo $USERS))
echo logout: ${C}:${D}:${U}
curl -kq https://${FW}/api -d "type=op" -d "cmd=<request><global-protect-gateway><client-logout><computer>${C}</computer><domain>${D}</domain><user>${U}</user><gateway>${GW}-N</gateway></client-logout></global-protect-gateway></request>" -d "key=$(cat pa_${FW}.key)"
done
04-06-2020 04:56 AM
Hi @Karup ,
As far as I can see only portal users can be logged out all at once.
> request global-protect-portal client-logout portal <value> reason force-logout filter-user all-users
This seems like a missing feature on the gateway to disconnect all users at once. You can do it for one user on the CLI or from the UI Network>GlobalProtect>Gateways> <value> >Remote Users
You might want to raise a feature request with your local SE.
Cheers,
-Kiwi.
04-06-2020 05:17 AM
Thanks for your comment Kiwi! I'll get this with PA SE.
04-14-2020 03:51 AM
Please use the below command to logout all users from the portal but this command could also be working from PAN 9.0.
> request global-protect-portal client-logout portal <value> reason <force-logout> filter-user all-users
Below is the command to disconnect all users at once from a Gateway but this feature is only available from the PAN-OS 9.0.2
>request global-protect-gateway client-logout-all gateway <value>
Regards,
Karup
04-20-2020 10:31 AM
I'm on 8.1, so I used the API to loop through users and log them off. I came up with this set of commands that I can run from any linux box with curl and xmllint
FW=your_firewall_name
GW=your_gateway_name
# read admin password into environment variable so it is hidden from history file
read -s pass
# get a key to use the api
install -m 0600 /dev/null pa_${FW}.key
RESP=$(curl -kq https://${FW}/api --data-urlencode "type=keygen" --data-urlencode "user=admin" --data-urlencode "password=${pass}")
xmllint --xpath "//key/text()" <(echo $RESP) > pa_${FW}.key
# get connected users, then loop over them to log them off
USERS=$(curl -kq https://${FW}/api -d "type=op" -d "cmd=<show><global-protect-gateway><current-user><gateway>${GW}</gateway></current-user></global-protect-gateway></show>" -d "key=$(cat pa_${FW}.key)")
for i in $(seq $(xmllint --xpath "count(//username)" <(echo $USERS) )); do
U=$(xmllint --xpath "//entry[$i]/username/text()" <(echo $USERS))
D=$(xmllint --xpath "//entry[$i]/domain/text()" <(echo $USERS))
C=$(xmllint --xpath "//entry[$i]/computer/text()" <(echo $USERS))
echo logout: ${C}:${D}:${U}
curl -kq https://${FW}/api -d "type=op" -d "cmd=<request><global-protect-gateway><client-logout><computer>${C}</computer><domain>${D}</domain><user>${U}</user><gateway>${GW}-N</gateway></client-logout></global-protect-gateway></request>" -d "key=$(cat pa_${FW}.key)"
done
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