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Name: A friendly name for the Authentication Profile. Select Device > Authentication Profile > Add. Your new RADIUS Server Profile is ready to use.Ī.

Secret: The string used to authenticate the Palo Alto Device to the RADIUS Server.ĭ. RADIUS Server: The IP address or Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) of your RADIUS server. Name: A friendly name for the RADIUS Server.

Select the Add button at the bottom of the dialog to add a new RADIUS server. Profile Name: Enter a friendly name for this configuration.Ĭ. In the Server profile dialog, enter the configuration for your RADIUS. Open the Palo Alto administrative interface and navigate to Device tab > Server Profiles > RADIUS and click Add.ī.

Save the file and run the following command to set changes:ĭocker-compose down & docker-compose up -d CopyĬonfigure the Palo Alto Global Protect Portal #Ī. The values should be separated by semicolons ( ).ĪRA_CLIENTS = An optional name for your Palo Alto Internal IP address of your Palo Alto a shared secretĪn example configuration might look like this:ĪRA_CLIENTS = VPN 192.168.10.10/32 testing12345 Go to the bottom of radius-agent-config.env file and change the ARA_CLIENTS attribute as follows. RADIUS clients are configured in this setting. It is located in the installed directory of RADIUS Agent. Log into the Acceptto RADIUS Agent with an administrative user and open the radius-agent-config.env file with an editor. This server will receive RADIUS requests from your Palo Alto, check with the LDAP server to perform primary authentication, and then contact Acceptto cloud service for secondary authentication. To integrate Acceptto with Palo Alto, you will need to install an Acceptto RADIUS Agent on a machine within your network.

A user with administrative privileges for the Palo Alto device.

A user with administrative privileges for the Acceptto Cloud dashboard.

An Acceptto RADIUS Agent that configured and connected to your user directory (for example Microsoft™ ‘Active Directory™’)(See this page for the instructions).

This manual illustrates how to configure both a Palo Alto device and an Acceptto MFA solution. Acceptto offers a simple solution for adding MFA to Palo Alto VPN via its Radius solution. RADIUS is a protocol commonly used to authenticate, authorize and account for user access and actions. Individuals are authenticated through more than one required security and validation procedure that only they know or have access to. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is an extra layer of security used when logging into websites or apps.