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FortiProxy FSSO Implementation Challenge - User Object Definition
Hi All,
I am writing to inquire about a challenge I've encountered while implementing Fortinet Single Sign-On (FSSO) on my FortiProxy in a lab environment.
Current Setup
- I have successfully integrated the FSSO Collector Agent in DC Agent mode with my Active Directory (AD) and Domain Controller (DC) servers.
- However, when attempting to define a user object of FSSO type under the User Definition submenu, only AD Groups are generated. I am unable to select specific AD Users.
Questions
- Does the FSSO configuration on FortiProxy differ from that on FortiGate? On FortiGate, I can define FSSO users by selecting specific AD Users under User Definition. This does not appear to be the case with FortiProxy.
- If defining FSSO users by specific AD User is not possible on FortiProxy, how can I implement FSSO in FortiProxy policies? I have several proxy policies that require source addresses to be defined by specific AD Users.
I would appreciate any insights or guidance you can provide to resolve this issue.
Thank you for your time and assistance.
Sincerely,
Nara
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Hi @Nara
You can specify user group info where this user is part in AD ,no need to import specific user as FSSO , check the guide below it might help.
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Hi @rbraha ,
Thank you for your answer!
I need to create a user-specific policy. If I implement your suggestion, where the source object in the proxy policy is based on a user group in Active Directory, the proxy policy I create will affect all users in that group, whereas I only want it to affect one user. Is it possible for the source object to be a specific user with FSSO user type? Because when I check the User Definition configuration on Fortigate, we can define users specifically with the FSSO user type.
Sincerely,
Nara
