10-14-2012 04:25 PM
I have don't extensive testing and discovered that if a GlobalProtect Portal interface is addressed via DHCP it does not respond to HTTPS requests. It only responds if the Portal interface has a Static IP Address.
Can someone please help with why?
10-14-2012 11:41 PM
Hi
My device is working well.
This is what I configured on my PA-200 v4.1.8
ethernet1/1 is configured as DHCP client.
In GP Portal settings, I only select Interface and leave IP address as 'none'.
In GP Gateway settings, I configured same as above on Tunnel Gateway Address.
Just be careful, you have to enter exact IP address that eth1/1 will be assigned in external gateway list.
If you use dynamic IP address, you might need FQDN instead.
Regards,
Emr
10-15-2012 04:37 AM
Hello Emr,
I apologize, I wasn't very clear in my previous post. I was so frustrated that I forgot a few items. You're correct, with the configuration you describe, yes, it does work however, only from the outside. Internal users still cannot connect to the GP Portal address when it is a DHCP IP address on the Portal interface. The other configuration I was trying was NATting GP Portal & Gateway connections to a Loopback interface. It works perfectly if the Public interface is a static IP address. Once I change it to a DHCP address, it will not respond to Portal or Gateway connections.
Thx,
Jeff
10-15-2012 07:23 AM
Emr,
Can your GP agents connect to the Portal when they are on the local network or are they using Cached Portal?
Thx,
Jeff
10-17-2012 03:55 AM
I tested on my unit.
As you say, I can't access to outside I/F from inside even I configure no NAT rule.
Hence if enable ssl management on outside I/F, I could access to https://outside IP address:4443/.
This means it might be a bug.
I think we need to open a case for further investigation.
Regards,
Emr
10-17-2012 04:44 AM
Yes, I believe this is a bug too. Maybe a fix will also fix the issue I'm having with NATting my GP Portal & Gateway to a loopback interface when the Ext interface is dynamically addressed.
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