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How to segregate SSL Managed and Unmanaged devices?

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coldplay5467_
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How to segregate SSL Managed and Unmanaged devices?

Hello All,

 

I'm trying to segregate SSL VPN Managed and Unmanaged devices to be on two seperate subnets. What's the best way of accomplishing this?

 

Thanks,

Coldplay5467

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NatashaW_
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Re: How to segregate SSL Managed and Unmanaged devices?

Hi,

 

In my environment, I separated them out by:-

 

  • Create two user roles (Managed, Un-Managed)
  • Create two Host Checker policies to define which role applies to which endpoint
  • Create two Access Control Policies, two Connection Profiles (apply different subnets here) under Resource Policies -> VPN Tunneling tab

Hope that helps.

 

Natasha

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NatashaW_
Contributor

Re: How to segregate SSL Managed and Unmanaged devices?

Hi,

 

In my environment, I separated them out by:-

 

  • Create two user roles (Managed, Un-Managed)
  • Create two Host Checker policies to define which role applies to which endpoint
  • Create two Access Control Policies, two Connection Profiles (apply different subnets here) under Resource Policies -> VPN Tunneling tab

Hope that helps.

 

Natasha

coldplay5467_
New Contributor

Re: How to segregate SSL Managed and Unmanaged devices?

Hello Natasha,

 

I appreciate your response! Are you using the same client certificate for both Managed and Unmanaged devices?

 

Thanks,

Coldplay5467

NatashaW_
Contributor

Re: How to segregate SSL Managed and Unmanaged devices?

Hi,

 

Yes I'm using the same SSL certificate on my MAG device, for both managed and un-managed devices.

 

thanks

 

Natasha