For this example, I just configure my LAN network which is 10.10.10.0/24. For all routes, you need to provide a 0.0.0.0/0 network. Now, access the IP Pools and assign an IP subnet or IP range which is used to assign the IP address once the client successfully authenticates the GP authentication.Īccess the Split Tunnel tab, and Include all networks you want to gives access to remote clients. Here, you need to select Name, OS, and Authentication profile.Īccess the Agent tab, and Enable the tunnel mode, and select the tunnel interface which was created in the earlier step.Īccess the Client Settings tab, and click on Add. Give the name to GP Gateway and In the Network Settings, define the interface on which you want to accept the requests from GlobalProtect.Īccess the Authentication tab, select the SSL/TLS service profile, and click on Add to add a client authentication profile. Access the Network > GlobalProtect > Gateways and click on Add. Give the Name to External Gateway and provide IP, Source Region, and Priority details and click OK.Īfter the GlobalProtect portal configuration, we need to configure the Gateway Configuration for GlobalProtect VPN. In this example, I am using the ANY, ANY option.Īccess the External tab, and Add an External Gateway. Provide a user-friendly name for the agent.Īccess the User/User Group tab and select OS and User/User Group you have in your environment. Now, access the Agent tab, and select the Trusted Root CA (created in Step 1), and check the option “Install in Local Root Certificate Store”. Also, select the Authentication Profile which was created in one of the previous steps. Here, you need to define a user-friendly name for Client Authentication and select the Operating Systems on which you want to run GlobalProtect. Below this in Network Settings, select the interface on which you want to accept requests from GlobalProtect client.Īccess the Authentication Tab, and select the SSL/TLS service profile which you are created in Step 2. Access the General tab and Provide the name for GloablProtect Portal Configuration. Now we will start configuring the actual configuration for GlobalProtect. Although, you do not need to assign an IP address to this interface. You can attach a management profile to the tunnel interface as per your requirement. Also, make sure you assign the same security zone which is created in the previous step. Go to Network > Interfaces > Tunnel > Add, to create a tunnel interface. Likewise IPSec tunnel, you need to create a separate tunnel interface for the GlobalProtect VPN.
Make sure the Zone Type should be Layer 3 and Enable User Identification.Ĭreating a tunnel interface for GlobalProtect To create Security Zone, go to Network > Zones > Add. Although you can choose one of the pre-created zones, it is always recommended to create a new zone so that you have granular control over the GlobalProtect traffic. Like IPSec VPN, in GlobalProtect VPN, you need to create a zone for the tunnel interface. Just follow the steps and create a new Authentication profile.Ĭreating a zone for GlobalProtect VPN Traffic Access the Advanced tab, and add users to Allow List. Go to Device > Authentication Profile and click on Add. Now, you need to create an authentication profile for GP Users.
Go to Device > Local User Database > Users and click on Add.Ĭreating Authentication Profile for GlobalProtect VPN If you are running LDAP in your environment, you can integrate GlobalProtect VPN with your LDAP Server. GlobalProtect VPN needs to be authenticated during the VPN connection process. A client on the Branch site can access corporate resources using the GlobalProtect VPN.Ĭreating Local Users for GlobalProtect VPN Authentication Clients need to connect their GlobalProtect to this public IP address. 101.1.1.2) which is assigned on the Palo Alto Firewall interface. In this article, we will use a Public IP address (i.e. Video Guide to Configure GlobalProtect VPN on Palo Alto Networks Firewall.
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