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08-31-2021 04:35 PM
Hello,
I am looking into enabling DUO for GlobalProtect. I am aware that DUO and Palo Alto supports three ways to enable MFA:
DUO's RADIUS proxy server
DUO Access Gateway (DAG)
SAML (e.g., Azure, Okta)
I tried all 3 of them, and I am leaning more towards SAML since it's just easier and supports the DUO prompts. I have a few questions and I was hoping someone could guide me:
1-Whenever I try to authenticate with either method above, I get prompted for DUO twice, one for the portal, and one for the gateway (which makes sense). Is there a way to get around this without using cookies?
2-Assuming that cookies are required for question 1, is it ok to use the same certificate to encrypt/decrypt cookies, and also install the certificate along with the private key on the client? Unfortunately we don't have a way of pushing the certs to endpoints, so I have to rely on the firewall doing the installation. I am going to assume yes since it should be the same? Any security risk associated?
3-If I have to use cookies + certificate, is it ok to simply use a self signed Root CA for this? Or should it be the root + intermediate + client cert, and use the client cert to install on the device, and the root cert to do the encryption/decryption?
Any help on this will be greatly appreciate it.
Thank you in advance!
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