Two Global protect Portals on one gateway - possible?

[darren_g]

Folks.

I have a need to implement certificate based login for most of our corporate PC's to Global protect - so they pre-login and get domain scripts etc when the remote users logon.

However, I also have a number of PC's which aren;t corporate owned (and, as such, I can't push certificates to) which still need to be able to login just using username/password interactive logins.

One suggestion I have had is to run two Portals on the one gateway - one configured to run pre-login with certificates, one configured to just wait for username/password.

Has anyone tried this? Is it even remotely possible? Can I run two portals on the same IP address with the different authentication methods?

Any insight appreciated. I'm trying to experiment, but I'm wary of doing it live if I can avoid it.

Thanks

[hshah]

Hi  Darren,

Two Portal on one Firewall is possible, but you need to buy a license for GP portal.

Regards,

Hardik Shah

[cpainchaud · Accepted solution]

Not on same IP. Each portal needs its own IP.

[MarcoLeckel]

Hi Hardik,

are you sure that you need a GP Portal License?

As far as i know you'll only need the Portal License when you configure

more than one external Gateway or internal Gateways.

It should be possible to configure two different Portals on one Firewall as long as they have different IPs.

If you have only one external IP you can configure Destination NAT for different Ports to internal Loopback IPs

Regards

Marco

[HULK]

Hello Marko,

FYI.

Reference DOC: GlobalProtect Configuration Tech Note --- Page No 3

Thanks

[MarcoLeckel]

Hi HULK,

is there anything different to my post?

Or do you just want to proof that i am right ?  :smileylaugh:

Regards

Marco

[HULK]

Hello Marco , I just want to prove that you are right. ( With evidence) :smileylaugh:

Thanks

[darren_g]

Thanks. I'm attempting to get this to work on another interface.

Cheers.