01-13-2010 02:48 PM
Is it possible to use captive portal to force a user from the untrust side to authenticat before they can see port 22?
01-13-2010 05:06 PM
Captive Portal is more commonly used with traffic going from a trusted to an untrusted zone. It may work with traffic originating in the untrust zone, depending on your network configuration. Please contact Support so that you can discuss your options with them.
06-07-2012 10:19 AM
Hello,
Yes it's possible and it's exactly what I'm doing on my box.
FYI, I have a static public IP address and am using many-to-one NAT (PAT) from inside to outside network.
Authentications I tried are local, Kerberos and LDAP (so last two with Active Directory integration). All working but the AD integration really helps if you are already using user-id
It's a rather basic setup, only captive portal, no NTLM or session cookies.
Best regards,
Koen.
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