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L3 Networker

Is there a simple way to prevent unauthenticated users from accessing the internet from the inside?

It is my understanding that you cannot negate AD Groups? True?

I was hoping to create a policy like this that would deny any unauthenticated users from accessing the internet.

Zone                    Address          User                                   Zone     Address        Action    

LAN                     Any               domain/domain users            WAN     Any             Allow   

                                                     NEGATE

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Bill, I'm sorry. It's just "unknown" in the source user option:

unknown-user.png

Any traffic the PA is unable to correlate user <-> ip, using whichever authentication methods, is treated as "unknown" in the user field.

You can use the "unknown" user as an object for a Deny rule.

Hope it helps.

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The simplest being deny all access to 'unknown-user' in the "source user" field. That way only authenticated users will be able to gain access to whatever rules you permit whereas any unauthenticated traffic will be dropped.

Does that help?

L6 Presenter

If you setup a security policy like:

Zone: LAN

Address: Any

User: domain/domain users

Zone: WAN

Address: Any

Action: Allow

followed with a (the built in default deny rule doesnt log):

Zone: Any

Address: Any

User: Any

Zone: Any

Address: Any

Action: Deny

Options: Log on session end

Then only clients from your LAN zone which are authenticated against the AD and belongs to the domain users group will be allowed to pass through.

I have no such user called unknown-user in the user tab of the Security Policy Rule.

Bill, I'm sorry. It's just "unknown" in the source user option:

unknown-user.png

Any traffic the PA is unable to correlate user <-> ip, using whichever authentication methods, is treated as "unknown" in the user field.

You can use the "unknown" user as an object for a Deny rule.

Hope it helps.

Thanks Filipe, that's what I was looking for.

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