03-31-2021 12:48 PM
Dear community,
We are in plan to Integrate FTD Anyconnect with Azure MFA. Are there any prerequisites in terms of the FTD version and anyconnect version that we should be upgrading before integrating anyconnect with Azure MFA and also are there any other resources in addition to below document available on the forum.
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03-31-2021 01:35 PM
Hi @pavan2
SAML was only introduced in version 6.7, so you'll need to be running FMC and FTD on version 6.7. Follow that guide you referenced and you should be fine. Use AnyConnect version 4.9
This video my provide additional help, it describes how to setup FTD using Azure SAML.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgttyx7UFMI
03-31-2021 02:07 PM
It's the SAML that required specific version of FTD version 6.7 not the MFA. As it's SAML that is doing the communication between the FTD and Azure.
03-31-2021 01:35 PM
Hi @pavan2
SAML was only introduced in version 6.7, so you'll need to be running FMC and FTD on version 6.7. Follow that guide you referenced and you should be fine. Use AnyConnect version 4.9
This video my provide additional help, it describes how to setup FTD using Azure SAML.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgttyx7UFMI
03-31-2021 02:25 PM
Thanks so much for your insights on this Rob!
03-31-2021 01:41 PM
Thank you Rob!
Not sure if my below query is valid.
Is there any difference between Anyconnect VPN with Azure MFA and Anyconnect VPN with SAML. is there any difference between Azure MFA and Azure SAML
04-01-2021 10:18 AM - edited 04-02-2021 12:55 AM
Azure MFA is a feature added on to Azure authentications.
Your FTD will authenticate users with Azure using SAML. If your Azure-authenticated users have MFA setup that will happen in the background as part of their Azure authentication and the FTD doesn't see that part at all.
The same idea applies if you are using NPS on premises with the Azure MFA connector. FTD talks to NPS (as a RADIUS server) and NPS handles all of the MFA bits with Azure in the backend.
03-31-2021 01:52 PM
I've never used Azure, but I think they are different. SAML is used to exchange the authentication information between the FTD and Azure. And MFA is the two-factor authentication, something you have (e.g. a phone) and something you know (e.g. password).
03-31-2021 01:54 PM
Thank you Rob
Does integrating with MFA aswell has any prerequisites with the version of the FTD and anyconnect code
03-31-2021 02:07 PM
It's the SAML that required specific version of FTD version 6.7 not the MFA. As it's SAML that is doing the communication between the FTD and Azure.
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