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Hi folks,
How to restrict a remote access user to only allowed to access to one subnet on spark 1600? Let say I have created a user call "UserA" and grant the remote access permission for that user. From Access Policy > Firewall Access Blade policy is Standard. No user awareness enabled. From Access Policy > Firewall Policy > Incoming, Internal and VPN traffic, I have a rule to allow UserA (source) to access to 192.168.10.0 (destination) for any service.
But once UserA remotes access to the office, UserA can access any internal subnet but is not restricted to only access 192.168.10.0. Is there anything I have set the CheckPoint device wrongly?
Thanks
Ken
If there is a manual rule granting access to UserA he will - the other 14 users have no access then without new rules...
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UserA has remote access granted
From the Incoming, Internal and VPN traffic, I have created Onlyto Network object group in which only contain the 192.168.10.0 subnet.
There is another auto Generated rules referring to VPN Remote Access in which I do not have a clue of what it is.
Thanks _Val_
When enabling RA VPN, you check "allow traffic from Remote Access users" and a buildt-in rule is enabled. Disable it and your rule will work.
Hi, thanks for you reply, too. Do you mean to uncheck the Allow traffic from Remote Access users checkbox in order to get the rule valid? If I uncheck the box, can UserA still be able to do remote access from the outside world?
If there is a manual rule granting access to UserA he will - the other 14 users have no access then without new rules...
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