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11-10-2010 06:22 AM
This should be an easy one. Just looking for confirmation.
The only way to get user information in traffic/url/threat logs is to a) use the PAN User Agent to query AD/WMI or b) setup a caputive portal. Is this correct?
We have a WPA2 wireless network available for students on campus. They authenticate via 802.1x to a RADIUS server to access it. They use personal computers. If I wanted to get user data here, I'd have to setup a captive portal?
Thanks!
11-11-2010 09:36 AM
You will need to be using either the Pan-Agent or the TS_agent as applicable. Have your Zone setup to enable User Identification on the zone/zones you will want to monitor this way and then your logs will reflect user based traffic.
11-11-2010 10:42 AM
Hello
Yes Captive Portal is probably the way forward. The Palo Alto agents (AD/LDAP/TS) require, one-way-or-another, a domain account, and a login event to that account, which I'm guessing they don't have.
All the best,
Will
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