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Hello again.
Continuation of a previous post but the old post is marked as resolved (because it was) to allow contributor to receive credit. 😊
In a nutshell - we need to limit access to a network host to a small group of 5 individuals. The solution has to work with NAT (Identity Awareness is out as it doesn't work with NAT). This solution will be used for WFH users - the current OM IP pool is Nat'd to the internal interface of the Check Point.
My solution:
I'd like to configure the ipassignment.conf file to assign a range of IPs to my already existing AD group - then limit access to the resource based on the static IPs. (This will be used for WFH users).
What I've done:
Here is how my ipassignment.conf file will look referencing SK: sk33422
#Gateway Type IP Address User Name
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IP of gateway range 10.0.0.0-10.0.0.5 Test Group (AD group)
Questions:
Thank you, and as always - any help is always much appreciated!
Best Regards,
Joe
Even if you could get past the UI validation in SmartConsole, I suspect that space will be problematic in ipassignment.conf as well.
Change the name to something without a space.
Otherwise, this should work.
Even if you could get past the UI validation in SmartConsole, I suspect that space will be problematic in ipassignment.conf as well.
Change the name to something without a space.
Otherwise, this should work.
Ok cool. Thank you!
Please refer to https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk33422 for what exactly to use based on how the user authenticates.