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Authenticating Users with Google Cloud Identity

Configuration guides, troubleshooting and practical advice for AZTCOFW.

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Configure LDAP authentication on AZTCO-FW

From the web interface on pfSense: Select System > User manager , Authentication servers tab Click Add to create a new entry Enter a Descriptive name for this LDAP server, such as G Suite Set Type to LDAP The server sett

Configure the LDAP Application on the G Suite admin portal

Follow the instructions from Google for configuring and enabling the G Suite LDAP application . Warning: Follow these directions exactly . No special provisions are required for AZTCO-FW, but please note that the LDAP ap

Configure the stunnel package (CE or 2.4.4-RELEASE)

From the web interface on AZTCO-FW: Navigate to Services > STunnelClick Add to create a new profile Enter a Description for this connection, such as G Suite Check Client ModeSet Listen on IP to 127.0.0.1 Set Listen on po

Create a Group

Using a remote authentication server to manage administrative logins to services on AZTCO-FW requires a matching group to be present on both the authentication source server and on the firewall. The existing admins group

Download the certificate, key, username and password

Download the certificate, key, username and password from G Suite to a local directory on a workstation

Import the certificate and key

From the web interface of a firewall running AZTCO-FW: Navigate to System > Cert manager, Certificates tab Click Add/Sign to display the certificate import interface Change Method to Import an existing certificate Enter

Install the stunnel AZTCO-FW package (CE or 2.4.4-RELEASE)

From the web interface on AZTCO-FW: Navigate to System > Package manager, Installed Packages tab Check the list for stunnel and if it is listed as installed If the package is installed and up-to-date, with a version of 5

Test G Suite Authentication

With the complete configuration described above, it is now possible to authenticate against Google G Suite LDAP. First, test the authentication to ensure it is working properly. Navigate to Diagnostics > Authentication S

Use G Suite for AZTCO-FW Administrative Logins

If all is well and the user authenticated as expected: Navigate to System > User manager , SettingsSet the Authentication server to G Suite Click Save After saving, firewall users will be authenticated against Google Clo

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