Export the two certificates that are created.In our example, we select the Root-cert certificate. From the Signed By drop-down list, select the certificate you created.In the Common Name text box, type external interface IP address of the Palo Alto PA-220.In our example, we name this certificate Server-cert. In the Certificate Name text box, type a name.Click Generate to create another certificate.In the Certificate Attributes section, click Add, then add Country and Organization certificate attribute and their values.

Select the Certificate Authority check box.In the Common Name text box, type a name.In our example, we name this certificate Root-cert. From the navigation menu, select Certificate Management > Certificates.Configure Palo AltoĬomplete the steps in this section to configure Palo Alto Create a Certificate For more information, see About Gateways. We recommend that you install the AuthPoint Gateway. A token is assigned to a user in AuthPoint.You have installed the Palo Alto GlobalProtect in your client PC.You have finished the initial configuration of your Palo Alto PA-220.This diagram shows an overview of the configuration required for RADIUS authentication.īefore you begin these procedures, make sure that: Palo Alto Configuration for RADIUS AuthenticationĪuthPoint communicates with various cloud-based services and service providers with the RADIUS protocol. The hardware and software used in this guide include:

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