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Edouard_Villeneuve
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" Soft" FortiSSO setup

Hello, 90% of our users use a Windows PC, with their AD account. But the remaining 10% are Linux, Mac or tablet users. I would like to: * Get user information automatically for 90% of my users for which FortiSSO would automatically work * Not have this information for the 10% remaining users, as I don' t want to block Linux/Mac/Tablet users, bother them with a login screen or have to assign them static IPs Can this be done? Thanks, - Edouard
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rwdorman
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You could most likely accomplish this with a device group policy. You can create an " All Apple Devices" group as they are identified by OUI. Wouldn' t work for Linux, however.

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Dipen
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For Windows Users you can you FSSO and create a Policy with FSSO User Identity. Then create a second Policy which is Device Identity for Linux Devices, Apple etc provided that Fortigate identifies all devices correctly.

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