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queries regarding l3 deplyment with isg

futuretec_
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queries regarding l3 deplyment with isg

hi,

 

am currently deplying uac with isg in l3 (agentless) to protect servers from users , the document is not clear here so i have this questions :

 

  • do i need to have two interfaces on uac one facing users other facing servers?
  • when users trying to access the server farm would they have a login page ?
  • i have active directory in my network so shall i configure the realm with active directory ?

thanks in advanced.

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muttbarker_
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Re: queries regarding l3 deplyment with isg

1- The UAC box operates in "off path" mode - traffic does not pass through it. You will use the internal interface only.

 

2- When you use UAC you may authenticate to the box using either: Junos Pulse agent, OAC agent, Java agent, or web browser (called "agentless".) Agent based logins don't require a login page. Though that may be how you do your initial agent push out.

 

3- AD is fine to use. If you wanted to complex role mapping using directory attributes you might want to set your AD box up as an LDAP server so that you can use it for both authentication and then use the LDAP attributes for your authorization.

 

Hope this information helps you.

futuretec_
Contributor

Re: queries regarding l3 deplyment with isg

in my case am not going to use agents , the requirements is to use agentless so is it still require authentication for the users to access protected servers , or would it matter if the client was joined to domain or workgroup or even a mobile ?

muttbarker_
Valued Contributor

Re: queries regarding l3 deplyment with isg

If you want to use firewall enforcer you will need to use the agentless (browser) - have the user authenticate to the UAC and it will push the user identity out to the ISG/SSG to create dynamic policies.