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KayaAtab
Visitor III
October 14, 2025
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Fortinac-F using Agent without LDAP

  • October 14, 2025
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Hello,

 

I have a specific deployement scenerio in my hand. My customer has a closed circuit production plant. There are handfull of PCs and a lot of cameras, industrial devices, industrial printers...etc. I have no problems with enviromental devices.

 

The problem is this plant has limited internet connection and does not use LDAP. PCs are joined to a domain and configured in HQ. Then send to this plant. My question is: Can I use agent without LDAP integration for doing basic scans for applications and viruswall?

 

Since there are no LDAP, I am thinking of using self signed certificates and trust them manually from client agents. But I still need to login to the agents, which I won't be able to match to an LDAP. I did some researchs, I have some ideas but I was not able to come up with a viable solution. If you guys can steer me to a right direction I will be glad. 

 

thanks in advance.

#fortinac

Best answer by ebilcari

You can create local user accounts in FNAC if needed, but you can also register hosts as devices manually or through device profiling, and then apply endpoint compliance policies.

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ebilcari
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ebilcariAnswer
Staff
October 14, 2025

You can create local user accounts in FNAC if needed, but you can also register hosts as devices manually or through device profiling, and then apply endpoint compliance policies.

Emirjon
KayaAtab
KayaAtabAuthor
Visitor III
October 17, 2025

Thank you Ebilcari,

So created local users can be used for agent users, I requested demo to try this out.

 

Best Regards,

parkerharry
New Member
October 17, 2025

Thank You