02-06-2012 02:43 PM
Hi,
I want to give a VPN ipsec access to a group of users.
In GlobalProtect Portal | Client Configuration, I set the AD group in Source User.
My problem : all the users in the AD OU have access to the VPN despite they're not in the group.
I must have missed something ...
Someone already had this issue ?
Thanx.
02-07-2012 08:34 PM
Hi...When you define the Authentication Profile, you would select the desired AD group(s) under the 'Allow List'. You then set Global Protect to use this auth profile and only those users in these group will be permitted.
Thanks.
02-08-2012 03:03 AM
Hi,
In Authentication Profile, under the 'Allow List', I can't see my AD groups.
I’ve tried to manually enter the group name but it doesn't work.
In User Identification | Group Mapping, I've been able to include all the AD groups I want to use. And I can see these groups in GlobalProtect Portal | Client Configuration | Source User.
Thanx
02-08-2012 03:06 AM
Hi,
In Authentication Profile, under the 'Allow List', I can't see my AD groups.
I’ve tried to manually enter the groups but it doesn’t work.
In User Identification | Group Mapping, I've been able to include all the AD groups I want to use. And I can see these groups in GlobalProtect Portal | Client Configuration |Source User.
Thanx
02-08-2012 07:07 AM
Within the Authentication Profile, please make sure you set the authentication=LDAP and set the Server Profile=LDAP server.
Also, what version of PAN-OS are you running?
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