Rohde & Schwarz GP-E - Configuring User-Specific Firewall Rules

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14. For the fourth rule configure the following settings:
a) "Name" : [Rule 4]
b) "Policy" : Allow
c) "Source(s)" : [Client Zone]
d) "Destination(s)" : [Domain Controller]
e) "Applications / Protocols" : LDAP
15. Click "Create" to add the rule to the list of available firewall rules for this connec-
tion.
The editor panel for firewall rules disappears automatically. The new firewall rule is
displayed in the "Firewall Rules" panel.
16.
Click the plus button
to set up an additional firewall rule for this connection.
17. For the fifth rule configure the following settings:
a) "Name" : [Rule 5]
b) "Policy" : Allow
c) "Source(s)" : [Client Zone]
d) "Destination(s)" : [Domain Controller]
e) "Destination Port" : 49155-49158
18. Click "OK" to add the rule to the list of available firewall rules for this connection.
The editor panel for firewall rules disappears automatically. The new firewall rule is
displayed in the "Firewall Rules" panel.
19. Repeat steps 1 to 18 for every zone that Windows clients are connected to.
20.
Click "
Activate" in the toolbar at the top of the desktop to apply your configura-
tion changes.
4.2.4 Configuring User-Specific Firewall Rules
Set up user-specific firewall rules.
Connecting the Domain Controller to the gateprotect Firewall
1. Navigate to "Firewall > User Authentication > Directory Service" .
The "Directory Service" editor panel opens.
2. From the drop-down list under "Source Zone" , select the zone that the domain
controller is connected to.
3. Under "Host or IP Address" , enter the IP address of the domain controller.
4. From the drop-down list under "Schema" , select Active Directory.
5. From the drop-down list under "Login Mode" , select how the firewall connects to
the domain controller.
Setting Up Single Sign-On