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08-10-2013
07:29 PM
What you do is merge the certificate and the CA into one cert and upload. Palo Alto will not join the chain together for you. You need to join the certificates yourself then upload. The Panorama will strip the second certificate, so you will need to upload locally. Took a bit of time but again, works nicely. So do something like.... cat mycert.crt myCA.crt > mycertchain.pem. Then upload that with the key. This works.
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08-10-2013
10:57 AM
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It is complex, but it can be done. Create local user accounts, point authentication to local. Then we you make the custom page, just hide their form and create your own with the username and password filled in. Hide their login button and replace it with your own. Then setup your onClick to click theirs. Kind of ridiculous, but it can be done. Hopefully this makes sense. I'm not the best at explaining....
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08-10-2013
09:54 AM
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Yes and no. I set the DIV to be hidden and gave it an id for the login button, then created my own button. I set onclick to simply click the login button. Worked like a charm! <input class="buttonFixed" id="pributton" type="submit" name="ok" value="Login" onClick="submitClicked()"> <input type="submit" name="log" value="I Agree To The Above Terms And Conditions" onClick="document.getElementById('pributton').click()"> You can also just add an imbedded image which works too!
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