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mmjo
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Fortigate destination policy with user

Hi.

We are using Cisco ISE with the pxgrid connector to fortimanager and that works fine.

but need to create fortigate policies with a user on both source and destination cause our cisco sda uses /19 subnets and seperated with sgt tags (pxgrid).

But when im trying to install a policy im only able to do source user, on destination there's no user tab.

Is that working as intended? cause then i need to have fortinet to make it work, out local fortinet team said it should work.

thx

 

Morten

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pminarik
Staff
Staff

Actual user/group objects can only be used as a source-filter.

 

However, what about using a dynamic address object for your goal?
As far as I know, pxgrid is intergrated via FMG pushing the info to the FGT over the FSSO protocol.

For FSSO you should be able to create a matching address object:

type = dynamic

sub type = FSSO

FSSO group = <select your pxgrid group/tag>

The resulting address object should be selectable as a destination address in a firewall policy.

Have you tried this?

[ corrections always welcome ]

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AEK
SuperUser
SuperUser

Hi

I don't know such feature on FortiOS.

AEK
AEK
smaruvala
Staff
Staff

Hi,

 

Currently, this is not supported. We have a feature request but the feature is not available in any version yet. 

 

Regards,

Shiva

pminarik
Staff
Staff

Actual user/group objects can only be used as a source-filter.

 

However, what about using a dynamic address object for your goal?
As far as I know, pxgrid is intergrated via FMG pushing the info to the FGT over the FSSO protocol.

For FSSO you should be able to create a matching address object:

type = dynamic

sub type = FSSO

FSSO group = <select your pxgrid group/tag>

The resulting address object should be selectable as a destination address in a firewall policy.

Have you tried this?

[ corrections always welcome ]
mmjo
New Contributor II

Hi your a lifesaver, works like a charme.

 

Also better this way, then i dont need a ip subnet on the src and dst, the dynamic adress with the fsso/pxgrid group works.

thx

AEK

I love this solution. Didn't think about before.

AEK
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