We were able to prove that with simultaneous pcaps on the client and vpn gateway. Quick follow up, we are going to work on upgrading all our systems to a common PanOS version then work with the "DNS Query Enhancement" setting on the portal config as the DNS response is getting spoofed like /u/TraumaSquad mentioned. Thanks in advance.Įdit/Update: Thanks for all the help and suggestions everyone. This page is dedicated to GlobalProtect resources to help you find answers. I really feel like I am over looking something stupid here with how the DNS protocol works on Windows, but any insight would be helpful. GlobalProtect is Palo Alto Networks network security for endpoints that protects your organization's mobile workforce by extending the Next-Generation Security Platform to all users, regardless of location. ie when Remote VPN user connects via Globalprotect ISE posture module. The Palo Alto Networks next-generation security platform provides core functionality to classify all traffic based on application, centrally enforce policy. With PAN-OS release 4.1, GlobalProtect replaces NetConnect functionality. GlobalProtect for iOS connects to a GlobalProtect gateway on a Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewall allowing mobile users to benefit from the p. With GlobalProtect, users are protected against threats even when they are not on the enterprise network, and application and content usage is controlled on the host system to prevent leakage of data, etc. We are also running 7.1.21 PanOS on the portals/gateways so I cant test "DNS Query Enhancement" as its only leveraged past 8.0. Solved: Have anyone got Globalprotect agent working with Cisco ISE posture module. and secure login from anywhere in the world. We push down a 0.0.0.0/0 route so routing shouldn't be my issue. How come I am seeing the IP of the DNS server respond on the client pcap but it never get grabbed on the pcap via the firewall? However if we run a simultaneous pcap on the VPN gateway firewall it never sees the DNS query for that DNS server. However, if we attempt to resolve names against any other DNS server in our environment we get "Non-existent domain." The part I am struggling to understand is that when I run a pcap locally on the client device it sees the DNS query sent and then a response from the IP of the specified DNS server. We are running into any issue with DNS where the two DNS servers we push down via the VPN are able to resolve names. Palo Alto Network Next-Generation Firewall and GlobalProtect App with: PAN-OS 8.
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And lastly it compiles a Host Information Profile (HIP) of the client device including such factors as patch level, disk encryption, antivirus version.
It establishes and maintains a secured connection to the nearest (fastest) Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect Gateway. The agent does three key things: It communicates to the GlobalProtect Portal to obtain the appropriate policy for the user. The software can also be downloaded directly from the GlobalProtect Portal. However, if we attempt to resolve names against any other DNS server in our environment we get 'Non-existent domain.' The part I am struggling to understand is that when I run a pcap. The agent can be delivered to the user automatically via Active Directory, SMS or Microsoft System Configuration Manager. DNS Queries Failing over GlobalProtect VPN.
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