Configure RADIUS Authentication for Panorama Administrators
Configure RADIUS Authentication for Panorama Administrators
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STEP 1 -
Add a RADIUS server profile.
A Select Panorama > Server Profiles > RADIUS and Add a profile.
C Enter a Timeout interval in seconds after which an authentication request times out (default is 3; range is 1–
20).
If you use the server profile to integrate Panorama with an MFA service, enter an interval
that gives administrators enough time to respond to the authentication challenge. For
example, if the MFA service prompts for a one-time password (OTP), administrators
need time to see the OTP on their endpoint device and then enter the OTP in the MFA
login page.
D Select the Authentication Protocol (default is CHAP) that Panorama uses to authenticate to the RADIUS
server.
Select CHAP if the RADIUS server supports that protocol; it is more secure than PAP.
STEP 2 -
Assign the RADIUS server profile to an authentication profile.
The authentication profile defines authentication settings that are common to a set of administrators.
E Select Retrieve user group from RADIUS to collect user group information from VSAs defined on the
RADIUS server.
Panorama matches the group information against the groups you specify in the Allow List of the
authentication profile.
F Select Advanced and, in the Allow List, Add the administrators that are allowed to authenticate with this
authentication profile.
STEP 3 -
Configure Panorama to use the authentication profile for all administrators.
A Select Panorama > Setup > Management and edit the Authentication Settings.
STEP 4 -
Configure the roles and access domains that define authorization settings for administrators.
STEP 5 -
Commit your changes.
STEP 6 -
Configure the RADIUS server.
Refer to your RADIUS server documentation for the specific instructions to perform these steps:
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A Add the Panorama IP address or hostname as the RADIUS client.
If the RADIUS server profile specifies CHAP as the Authentication Protocol, you must de-
fine accounts with reversibly encrypted passwords (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-
us/library/ms684364(v=vs.85).aspx). Otherwise, CHAP authentication will fail.
C Define the vendor code for Panorama (25461) and define the RADIUS
(https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/pan-os/11-0/pan-os-admin/authentication/authentication-
types/radius.html) VSAs for the role, access domain, and user group of each administrator.
When you predefine dynamic administrator roles for users, use lower-case to specify the role (for example,
STEP 7 -
Verify that the RADIUS server performs authentication and authorization for administrators.
A Log in the Panorama web interface using an administrator account that you added to the RADIUS server.
B Verify that you can access only the web interface pages that are allowed for the role you associated with the
administrator.
C In the Monitor, Policies, and Objects tabs, verify that you can access only the device groups that are
allowed for the access domain you associated with the administrator.
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