This topic describes how to integrate RSA Authentication Manager (AM) with Stormshield SSL VPN by using RADIUS.
Configure AM
Perform these steps to configure AM using RADIUS.
Procedure
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Sign in to the RSA Security Console.
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Go to RADIUS > RADIUS Servers, and make a note of the IP address of the RADIUS server.
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Click RADIUS > RADIUS Clients > Add New.
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On the Add RADIUS Client page, configure the client:
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Client Name: Enter a descriptive name for the RADIUS client.
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IPv4 Address: Enter the public IP address of the Stormshield server.
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Make / Model: Select Standard RADIUS.
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Shared Secret: Enter a secure shared secret for communication between the RADIUS client and server.
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Click Save & Create Associated RSA Agent.
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On the Add New Authentication Agent page, click Save, and then click Yes, Save Agent.
- AM RADIUS server listens on UDP ports 1645 and 1812.
- An agent host record can have a one-to-one, one-to-many, or global relationship with RADIUS clients.
- The shared secret is case-sensitive and must contain 1–31 alphanumeric characters.
Configure Stormshield SSL VPN
Perform these steps to configure Stormshield SSL VPN using RADIUS.
Procedure
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Sign in to the Stormshield Network Security administrator console.
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Click the Configuration tab, and then go to Users > Authentication.
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On the Available Methods tab, click Enable a method, and then select Radius.
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In the RADIUS settings, click the plus sign next to Server.
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Create the RADIUS server object:
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Object name: Enter a descriptive name for the RADIUS server.
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IPv4 address: Enter the AM RADIUS server IP address.
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In the RADIUS settings, configure access to the server:
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In Server, select the AM RADIUS server object that you created.
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In Port, keep radius.
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In Pre-shared Key, enter the shared secret that you configured in RSA Authentication Manager.
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Create the first authentication policy:
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Go to Users > Authentication > Authentication Policy.
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Click New rule, and then select Standard rule.
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On the User tab, select the user group that must authenticate through RADIUS.
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On the Source tab, click Add an interface. In the interface list, select [Ethernet] out.
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On the Authentication methods tab, select Default method, and then click Remove.
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Click Enable a method, and then select RADIUS.
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Click OK.
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Create the second authentication policy by repeating the preceding procedure. On the Source tab, select [SSL VPN] SSL VPN. Keep the remaining settings the same as the first policy.
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Enable and apply the policies:
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In the Status column, double-click Disabled for each policy so that the status changes to Enabled.
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Click Apply.
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Increase the RADIUS Timeout
The default RADIUS timeout in Stormshield is 3 seconds. Increase the primary and backup server timeouts to 30 seconds so that users have enough time to complete authentication.
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Open a Stormshield CLI session as an administrator. Use SSH or open System > CLI Console on the firewall.
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Enter the following command to set the primary and backup RADIUS server timeouts to 30,000 milliseconds and disable retries:
CONFIG AUTH RADIUS timeout=30000 retry=0 btimeout=30000 bretry=0 -
Enter the following command to apply the authentication settings:
CONFIG AUTH ACTIVATE
The configuration is complete.
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