Good day,
I'm setting up a Tacacs.net server to authenticate all our FGTs and it's working fine.
But, when a diferent (TacacsUserGroup) tries to log in a FGT which doesn't have configured it's (TacacsAdmin_profile), it logs in as a super_admin instead of denying access.
Tacacs.net config for that group:
<Service>
<Set>service=fortigate</Set>
<Set>memberof=FGT_access</Set>
<Set>admin_prof=csu</Set>
</Service>
debug fnmbad
[705] parse_author_reply-Authorization arg0: memberof=FGT_access
[705] parse_author_reply-Authorization arg1: admin_prof=csu // This profile doesn't exist in the FGT.
[709] parse_author_reply-Authorization result=2
[788] auth_tac_plus_result-Passed group matching
[1059] find_matched_usr_grps-Group 'tacacs_access' passed group matching
[1060] find_matched_usr_grps-Add matched group 'tacacs_access'(2)
[217] fnbamd_comm_send_result-Sending result 0 (nid 0) for req 637653419, len=2000
[747] destroy_auth_session-delete session 637653419
[1041] tac_plus_destroy-tacacs_server
Seems only matches the group on FGT but doesn't care for admin_profile matching..
"set accprofile-override enable" it's set.
Any clue?
Regards.
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Hey noc,
in the underlying wildcard admin entry on FortiGate, you should still have an admin profile set, even if the accprofile-override is enabled.
If a TACACS admin trying to log in does NOT have a valid admin profile attribute supplied by TACACS, FortiGate defaults to whatever profile is specified in the wildcard admin entry.
I would suggest setting the default admin entry to a read-only profile or one without any permissions at all.
Hey noc,
in the underlying wildcard admin entry on FortiGate, you should still have an admin profile set, even if the accprofile-override is enabled.
If a TACACS admin trying to log in does NOT have a valid admin profile attribute supplied by TACACS, FortiGate defaults to whatever profile is specified in the wildcard admin entry.
I would suggest setting the default admin entry to a read-only profile or one without any permissions at all.
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