Description | This article describes the technical differences between Connector Based FSSO (Legacy) and Fabric Based Dynamic Address Tags. FortiNAC supports provisioning access to endpoints using two different methods: Connector Based and Fabric Based. |
Scope | FortiNAC-F 7.2, 7,4 & FortiNAC 9.4. |
Solution |
Connector based FSSO and the Security Fabric Based SSO cannot be used together on the same firewall. This will cause instability when sending firewall tags.
yams.SSOManager INFO :: 2023-12-15 07:45:23:734 :: #808 :: SSOManager.sendMessage sending message to 172.22.1.234 for client 7C:57:58:8A:1D:65, MSG=UserIDMessage[logon, mac=7C:57:58:8A:1D:65, ip=10.1.250.9, user=Pete, tags=[Registered Hosts, VPN Access, VPN_Auth]] FortiNAC logs (output.master) will show the following when removing an FSSO Tag.
yams.SSOManager INFO :: 2023-12-15 07:45:24:509 :: #808 :: SSOManager.sendMessage sending message to 172.22.1.234 for client 7C:57:58:8A:1D:65, MSG=UserIDMessage[logoff, mac=7C:57:58:8A:1D:65, ip=10.1.250.9, user=Pete, tags=[Registered Hosts, VPN Access, VPN_Auth]]
Fabric Based (Dynamic Address Tags)
FortiNAC logs (output.master) will show the following when sending a Dynamic Address Tag.
FortiNAC logs (output.master) will show the following when removing a Dynamic Address Tag.
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