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04-21-2022 10:22 AM - edited 04-21-2022 10:37 AM
I have been trying for some time to get a mutli-stage GP login working in an always-on VPN. Going from an existing user/pass login to both the Portal and Gateway (with third party MFA over radius, cookies to prevent dual auth request), to a certificate login to the Portal (for automatic login/updates of GP client configs and immediate internal host detection) and user/pass on the Gateway.
It seems that when the Portal and Gateway are on the same IP, the Gateway SSL/TLS Profile and Client Authentication settings override the Portal configuration settings. Can anyone confirm this? I can't find it documented anywhere.
Example config:
GP -> Portals -> [VPN_ISP1_Portal] -> Authentication:
SSL/TLS Profile = [PublicCert_1]
Client authentication = Certificate Profile -> [VPN_Client_Certs]
GP -> Gateways -> [VPN_ISP1_Gateway] -> Authentication:
SSL/TLS Profile = [PublicCert_2]
Client authentication = user/pass profile
Browse to the Portal/Gateway IP (or try to connect with GP client) and get a page with "Valid client certificate is required" error, page is signed with PublicCert_2. If you delete the Gateway (or presumably move it to to a different IP - not tested yet), the you get a successful certificate authentication against the Portal and the webpage is signed by PublicCert_1.
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