Lab 12 Configuring HIP For Global Protect
Lab 12 Configuring HIP For Global Protect
Lab 12 Configuring HIP For Global Protect
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Lab 12: Configuring HIP for Global Protect
Contents
Introduction ........................................................................................................................ 3
Objective ............................................................................................................................. 3
Lab Topology ....................................................................................................................... 4
Lab Settings ......................................................................................................................... 5
12 Lab: Configuring HIP for Global Protect. ................................................................. 6
12.0 Load Lab Configuration .................................................................................... 6
12.1 Download the GlobalProtect Agent .................................................................. 9
12.2 Create a HIP Object ......................................................................................... 16
12.3 Create a HIP Profile.......................................................................................... 19
12.4 Modify Security Policy to Add HIP Profile ....................................................... 20
12.5 Modify GlobalProtect Gateway to Add a HIP Notification and Commit ......... 21
12.6 Configure and Connect the GlobalProtect Agent for Network Access ........... 24
12.7 Install the ClamWin Antivirus Software .......................................................... 28
12.8 Reconnect the GlobalProtect Agent for Network Access ............................... 33
Introduction
In this lab, you will download and install GlobalProtectTM while utilizing a HIP Object
within a HIP Profile. ClamWin antivirus software will also be used within the HIP Profile
to configure GlobalProtect to only connect when ClamWin is installed. Using HIP profiles
for policy enforcement enables a granular security approach, that will ensure the
remote host that client machines accessing the network are properly maintained and
adhere to the security policies in place.
Objective
Lab Topology
Lab Settings
The information in the table below will be needed in order to complete the lab. The
task sections below provide details on the use of this information.
4. In the Google Chrome address field, type https://192.168.1.254 and press Enter.
5. You will see a “Your connection is not private” message. Click on the ADVANCED
link.
8. Navigate to Device > Setup > Operations > Load named configuration snapshot.
9. In the Load Named Configuration window, select pan8-ce-lab-12 from the Name
dropdown box and click OK.
10. A message will confirm the configuration has loaded. Click Close to continue.
11. Click the Commit link located at the top-right of the web interface.
12. In the Commit window, click Commit to proceed with committing the changes.
13. When the commit operation successfully completes, click Close to continue.
The Warnings displayed are normal. IPv6 has not been enabled for this
lab and therefore this warning can be ignored.
The commit process takes changes made to the Firewall and copies
them to the running configuration, which will activate all configuration
changes since the last commit.
In this section, you will download the GlobalProtect Agent. The GlobalProtect agent is
an application that is installed on a client system to support GlobalProtect connections
with portals and gateways.
3. You will see a “Your connection is not private” message. Click on the ADVANCED
link.
5. In the GlobalProtect Portal login screen, type lab-user for the Name field. Then,
type Pal0Alt0 for the Password field. Next, click the LOG IN button.
8. In the Open File – Security Warning window, click the Run button.
10. In the GlobalProtect window, click the Next button to confirm the default
installation folder.
11. In the GlobalProtect window, click the Next button to confirm installation.
12. In the User Account Control window, click the Yes button.
13. In the GlobalProtect window, click the Close button to complete the installation.
14. If the GlobalProtect window appears, click the minimize symbol in the upper-
right.
In this section, you will create a Host Information Profile (HIP) object. HIP Objects
provide matching criteria for filtering the raw data reported by an agent or application
to enforce policy. HIP objects are building blocks that allow administrators to create the
HIP Profiles used in Security Policies.
3. In the HIP Object window, click the Antivirus tab. Then, click the checkbox for
Antivirus. Next, verify Is Installed is checked. Finally, click Add for the Vendor.
4. In the Edit Vendor window, select ClamWin from the Vendor dropdown. Then,
click the OK button.
The Has AV HIP Object will be used to confirm that the ClamWin anti-
virus software is installed on the client machine.
In this section, you will create a HIP profile that will be combined with the HIP object
that you created. HIP Profiles allow administrators to collect information about the
security status of the end device that will be connecting to the network via
GlobalProtect.
2. In the HIP Profile window, type Lab GlobalProtect Profile for the Name field.
Then, click Add Match Criteria. Next, in the HIP Objects/Profiles Builder window,
click the + icon to add Has AV to the Match field of the HIP Profile. Finally, click
the OK button.
In this section, you will modify the Allow-Inside-Out Security Policy to add the Lab
GlobalProtect Profile HIP Profile you created earlier.
2. In the Security Policy Rule window, click the User tab. Then, click Add in the HIP
Profiles section. Next, select Lab GlobalProtect Profile from the dropdown.
Finally, click the OK button.
In this section, you will modify the gp-ext-gateway gateway to create a HIP Notification.
HIP Notification messages are what a client machine sees when a security rule, with a
Host Information Profile enabled, is enforced. Then, you will commit your changes to
the Firewall.
2. In the GlobalProtect Gateway Configuration window, click the Agent tab on the
left. Then, click the HIP Notification tab in the upper-right. Next, click the Add
button.
3. In the HIP Notification window, select Lab GlobalProtect Profile from the Host
Information dropdown.
4. In the HIP Notification window, click on the Match Message tab. Then, click the
Enable checkbox. Next, type You have successfully met the HIP Profile
requirement with Antivirus.
5. In the HIP Notification window, click on the Not Match Message tab. Then, click
the Enable checkbox. Next, type You have NOT successfully met the HIP Profile
requirement with Antivirus. Connection not granted. Please check your
Antivirus software and try again. Finally, click the OK button.
7. Click the Commit link located at the top-right of the web interface.
8. In the Commit window, click Commit to proceed with committing the changes.
The Warnings displayed are normal. IPv6 has not been enabled for this
lab and therefore this warning can be ignored.
12.6 Configure and Connect the GlobalProtect Agent for Network Access
In this section, you will configure and connect the GlobalProtect Agent to allow Internet
access via the HIP Policy you created.
Notice you get a This page can’t be displayed error message. The
Security Policy you enabled blocks all traffic from the inside zone to the
outside zone until a GlobalProtect connection is made.
3. In the lower-right corner of the Desktop, click on the Show hidden icons arrow.
Then, double-click the GlobalProtect Agent icon.
4. In the GlobalProtect window, type 203.0.113.20 in the Portal field. Then, type
lab-user in the Username field. Next, type Pal0Alt0 for the Password field.
Finally, click the Connect button.
7. You will now notice a GlobalProtect Notification window in the lower-right. Click
the X in the upper-right to dismiss the message.
Notice the message matches the Not Match HIP notification you
created earlier. This is due to not having ClamWin installed on the
end device trying to connect to the outside zone.
9. Click the refresh icon in the address bar to verify you still have no connection.
10. In the lower-right corner of the Desktop, click on the Show hidden icons arrow.
Then, right-click the GlobalProtect Agent icon. Next, click on Disable.
3. In the Setup – ClamWin Free Antivirus window, click the Next button.
4. In the Setup – ClamWin Free Antivirus window, click the I accept the agreement
radio button. Then, click the Next button.
5. In the Setup – ClamWin Free Antivirus window, click the Next button.
6. In the Setup – ClamWin Free Antivirus window, click the Next button.
7. In the Setup – ClamWin Free Antivirus window, click the Next button.
8. In the Setup – ClamWin Free Antivirus window, click the Next button.
9. In the Setup – ClamWin Free Antivirus window, click the Next button.
10. In the Setup – ClamWin Free Antivirus window, click the Install button.
11. During the installation, in the ClamWin Free Antivirus Downloading Update…
window, click the Stop button.
12. In the Setup – ClamWin Free Antivirus window, click the Finish button.
In this section, you will reconnect the GlobalProtect Agent and test network connectivity.
1. In the lower-right corner of the Desktop, click on the Show hidden icons arrow.
Then, right-click the GlobalProtect Agent icon. Next, click on Enable.
2. In the lower-left corner of the Desktop, click on the Show hidden icons arrow.
Then, double-click the GlobalProtect Agent icon.
Notice the message matches the Match HIP notification you created
earlier.
7. Click the refresh icon in the address bar to verify you now have a connection.