WatchGuard Firebox System 4.6 User Guide

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Configuring shared servers for RUVPN• The IP addresses of the DNS and WINS servers in the trusted network thatperform IP address lookup on host alias names.• The usernames and passwords of those authorized to connect to the Firebox usingRUVPN.• For Mobile User VPN, you will also need:- Mobile User VPN license key- Target Firebox upgraded to strong or medium encryptionConfiguring shared servers for RUVPNRUVPN clients rely on shared Windows Internet Name Server (WINS) and DomainName System (DNS) server addresses. For information on configuring these servers,see “Entering WINS and DNS server addresses” on page 39.Adding remote access usersThe Firebox configuration file automatically includes two Firebox User groups calledpptp_users and ipsec_users. When a remote host connects and creates a tunnel,Policy Manager authenticates the username against the list of members for the groupassociated with the tunnel type. In other words, an incoming PPTP tunnel wouldauthenticate against the pptp_users group.Once authenticated, the Policy Manager then adds the remote client IP address to thegroup. Use the Firebox User group to configure services for incoming and outgoingRUVPN traffic.Because of the way Windows holds the username and password for subsequentlogins, one option to reduce end-user confusion is to assign the same RUVPN loginand password as those used for Windows NT login and password. This method,however, is less secure than using multiple passwords.RUVPN users must be added as Firebox users even if another authenticationmethod is used internally.Adding a member to built-in RUVPN user groupsThe process to add a member to the built-in RUVPN user groups is the same for bothPPTP and IPSec. The example below is for pptp_users. From Policy Manager:1 Select Setup => Authentication.2 Click the Firebox Users tab. To add a new user, click the Add button beneath theUsers list.There is also a button to access the Setup Firebox User dialog box from within the Mobile UserVPN wizard.3 Enter the username and password.Firebox usernames are case sensitive.134
Configuring services to allow incoming RUVPN4 To add the user to a group, select the group name in the Not Member Of list. Clickthe left-pointing arrow.Use pptp_users for Remote User PPTP and ipsec_users for Mobile User VPN. A given user canbe a member of both groups.5 When you finish adding the user to groups, click Add.The user is added to the Users list. The Setup Remote User dialog box remains open and clearedso you can add another user.6 Click Close to close the Setup Remote User dialog box.The Firebox Users tab appears with a list of the newly configured user(s).Configuring services to allow incoming RUVPNUse the Firebox user groups (pptp_users and ipsec_users) to quickly configure theallowed services for incoming RUVPN traffic. There are two recommended methods:By individual serviceDouble-click each service that you want to enable for your remote VPN users. Set thefollowing properties on the service:Enable permissions for pptp_users if you are configuring Remote User PPTP.Enable permissions for ipsec_users if you are configuring Mobile User VPN.Incoming- Enabled and allowed- From: pptp_users or ipsec_users- To: Any (or selected)Outgoing- Outgoing allowed- From: Any (or selected)- To: pptp_users or ipsec_usersUsing the Any serviceAdd the Any service with the following properties:Incoming- Enabled and allowed- From: pptp_users or ipsec_users- To: SelectedOutgoing- Enabled and allowed- From: Selected- To: pptp_users or ipsec_usersUser Guide 135
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CHAPTER 1LiveSecurity ServiceNo Int
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