How to add multiple portal for connect before logon

How to add multiple portal for connect before logon

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Created On 04/25/23 08:30 AM - Last Modified 07/15/23 03:25 AM


Objective


  • To Provide a way to connect to GlobalProtect VPN using user credentials even before the user logs into the windows . 
  • To allow users to select portal from the multiple portal addresses while using Connect Before Logon. 

 


Environment


  • Palo Alto Firewalls
  • GlobalProtect Agent 5.2 and above.
  • Windows 10 and later
  • Connect Before Logon


Procedure


  1. If the portal address is not configured under PanSetup Registry or CBL Registry, the user has to manually type the portal address after clicking on Network Sign-In. 
  1. If configured, Connect Before Logon will use the default portal address or name in the Windows Registry (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\PaloAlto Networks\GlobalProtect\PanSetup with key Portal).
  1. By default only one portal will be displayed to the end-user when they click on Network Sign-In. 
 
  1. One can configure additional portal addresses or names that needs to be displayd in the Portal drop-down by changing the registry keys on the end user Windows endpoints.
  2. Upto five portal addresses or names can be added. Change the Windows registry on the end users’ Windows endpoints before you can define the portal addresses or names.

Steps:
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  1. Open the Windows Registry Editor and enter regedit on the command prompt.
  2. Select EditNewString Value to create a registry entry for each portal that you want to add.(check screenshot)
    
   Note:  You must specify each entry as Portal1, Portal2 etc. Each entry cannot contain spaces.
In example above, two portal addresses are defined.
  Portal1: gp.bantu.lab
  Portal2: gp2.bantu.lab
  1. Once configured in the registry the end user can choose from the list of portals after clicking Network Sign-In.

 


Additional Information


Deploy Connect Before Logon Settings In The Windows Registry

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