09-10-2020 03:21 PM
Hello,
I have a pair of FP 2110's and I'm looking to implement Machine Cert Authentication with AnyConnect. What I'm looking for is if someone can give me a step by step breakdown of how the authentication works. I imagine it's the same process as the ASAs.
For example, How does the Machine get a cert, GPO push?
If I enabled AC with Machine Cert Auth, how does that machine authenticate? Does it ask my Firepower to relay authentication to our on-prem CA Server? If so, what Cert does the FP need?
How many Certs are needed? One created on the CA and then that is on the FP for auth?
Thank you.
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09-10-2020 08:23 PM
Hi
Here a link explaining how to install certificate on FTD device:
You'll need to install the CA certificate on the FTD and enroll the device with an identity certificate coming from the same CA that will give machine certificates.
Then you'll need to push the certificates to machines through GPO.
The authentication occurs on the FTD device only like asa.
However, you can use a radius server for authorization by pulling the CN field for example (could be another field) and check it against your radius for authorization before granting access to the network for the machine.
The process is exacty the same as asa except ftd doesn't proxify the scep request for user certificate which has to be done sepay using GPO.
09-10-2020 08:23 PM
Hi
Here a link explaining how to install certificate on FTD device:
You'll need to install the CA certificate on the FTD and enroll the device with an identity certificate coming from the same CA that will give machine certificates.
Then you'll need to push the certificates to machines through GPO.
The authentication occurs on the FTD device only like asa.
However, you can use a radius server for authorization by pulling the CN field for example (could be another field) and check it against your radius for authorization before granting access to the network for the machine.
The process is exacty the same as asa except ftd doesn't proxify the scep request for user certificate which has to be done sepay using GPO.
09-10-2020 09:24 PM
Great explanation!
My FTDs are actually managed by FMC. Let me look at the doc and I'll probably have another question or two. I'll be looking at where to place the certs and such. Be back soon!
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