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skandshus
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R81.10 Remote Access user Groups no longer visible

Hello everyone

 

I've just updated my Gateway to R81.10

 

When i wanted to turn on Remote Access today and create my access policy, i am no longer able to select user groups in the source anymore..

 

 

I though i was going crazy until i looked at another firewall i have where remote access has been active since R81, and the source in there is indeed a user group

Am i overseeing something here?

I just took note of the releate notes, and i wasnt able to find anything regarding that specific issue.

 

See attached picture, 2 different policy's targeting 2 different gateways

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PhoneBoy
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Access Roles are the preferred way to do this.
You can create an Access Role that references the "legacy" group you've created, too 🙂

I believe you will have to enable Identity Awareness and ensure Remote Access is configured as an identity source in the relevant gateway object (if you haven't already).


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Timothy_Hall
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I think you need to right click directly in the rulebase cell and select "Add Legacy User Access" instead of adding it from the object picker.

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skandshus
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**bleep**

You were right.

 

With that name "legacy users" it seems like im doing stuff the old way.

What the "new way" then? 🙂

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Timothy_Hall
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Access Roles I would assume.  Those old LDAP Group objects can be painful to configure as you must fully type the DN of the groups to match, and if there is even one character wrong in the DN it just simply doesn't work in your rulebase for matching.

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skandshus
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That just makes me feel like i am even MORE legacy, as im not using LDAP users, im using the selfmade users in the objects 🙂

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PhoneBoy
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Access Roles are the preferred way to do this.
You can create an Access Role that references the "legacy" group you've created, too 🙂

I believe you will have to enable Identity Awareness and ensure Remote Access is configured as an identity source in the relevant gateway object (if you haven't already).


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