Vpn autoconnect

Autoconnect on logging in as an Entra ID user You can configure FortiClient to automatically connect to a specified VPN tunnel using Microsoft Entra ID credentials. FortiClient supports two autoconnect methods with Entra ID SAML VPN: FortiClient can establish the VPN tunnel seamlessly without manual authentication if the user is already logged in to an Entra ID domain-joined endpoint. See Method 1: Autoconnect with Entra ID domain-joined FortiClient endpoint. The user establishes the VPN tunnel using manual authentication for the first time that they establish that VPN tunnel. Afterward, FortiClient can seamlessly establish the VPN tunnel without manual authentication. See Method 2: Autoconnect with non Entra ID-joined FortiClient endpoint. The following describes configuration for both methods. The following instructions assume that you have already configured your Entra ID environment, that your FortiClient EMS and FortiGate are part of a Fortinet Security Fabric, and that the FortiGate has been configured in Azure as an enterprise application for SAML single sign on. See Tutorial: Azure AD SSO integration with FortiGate SSL VPN. The following configuration requires FortiOS 7.2.1 or a later version. The XML option affects how FortiClient presents SAML authentication in the GUI. See SSL VPN. Method 1: Autoconnect with Entra ID domain-joined FortiClient endpoint To join the endpoint to an Entra ID domain: On the Windows machine, go to Settings > Accounts > Access work or school > Join this device to Microsoft ID. Enter the Entra ID domain account credentials. Reboot the endpoint. Log in with the configured Entra ID credentials. To configure EMS: Go to Endpoint Profiles > Remote Access. Select the desired profile. Specify the desired tunnel as the autoconnect tunnel: SSL VPN HQ1 After the endpoint receives the updated configuration, when the user is logged in as the Entra ID domain user on the endpoint, FortiClient seamlessly connects to the VPN tunnel without displaying a prompt for credentials. The user does not need to manually authenticate the VPN tunnel connection. To configure FortiOS: conf user saml edit "azure_saml" set auth-url " next end Method 2: Autoconnect with non Entra ID-joined FortiClient endpoint To create and configure app registration in Azure: In the Azure portal, go to Microsoft Entra ID > Enterprise applications. Select the FortiGate SSL VPN enterprise application. Note down the application ID and Azure domain. Go to Microsoft Entra ID > App registrations > All applications. Click the application that you selected in step 2. Go to Manage > Authentication > Add a platform > Mobile and desktop applications. In the Custom redirect URIs field, enter ms-appx-web://microsoft.aad.brokerplugin/, followed by the application ID that you noted. For example, if your application ID is 123456, enter ms-appx-web://microsoft.aad.brokerplugin/123456. Save the configuration. To configure EMS: Go to Endpoint

Profiles > Remote Access. Select the desired profile. Configure the following for the desired tunnel for FortiClient to automatically connect to. This example configures an SSL VPN tunnel as the tunnel that FortiClient automatically connects to. You can configure the autoconnect tunnel to be an IPsec VPN tunnel if desired. For details on how to find the tenant domain name and application ID from the Azure portal, see the following: Find the Microsoft Entra tenant ID and primary domain nameQuickstart: View enterprise applicationsConfigure the following in Advanced Settings:Toggle on Enable SAML Login.Ensure that Use External Browser as User-agent for SAML Login is disabled. You cannot use an eternal browser for this method.Toggle on Enable Azure Auto Login.In the Tenant Name field, enter the domain name obtained from the Azure portal.In the Client ID field, enter the application ID obtained from the Azure portal. Save the tunnel. In general VPN settings, specify the desired tunnel as the autoconnect tunnel: SSL VPN HQ1 To configure FortiOS: You must define a user, msgraph, and use it as a member of User & Authentication > User Groups. The following shows the relevant CLI commands:config user external-identity-provider edit "msgragh" set type ms-graph set version v1.0 nextendconfig user group edit "SSLVPN_SAML_Entra_ID" set authtimeout 60 set member "SSLVPN_SAML_Entra_ID" "msgragh" nextend config user saml edit "azure_saml" set auth-url " next end To configure EMS: Go to Endpoint Profiles > Remote Access. Select the desired profile. In XML view, configure the following for the desired tunnel for FortiClient to automatically connect to. This example configures an SSL VPN tunnel as the tunnel that FortiClient automatically connects to. You can configure the autoconnect tunnel to be an IPsec VPN tunnel if desired. For details on how to find the tenant domain name and application ID from the Azure portal, see the following: Find the Microsoft Entra tenant ID and primary domain nameQuickstart: View enterprise applicationsSSL VPN HQ11Domain name obtained from the Azure portal.Application ID obtained from the Azure portal In general VPN settings, specify the desired tunnel as the autoconnect tunnel: SSL VPN HQ1 To manage application permissions: As an end user, log in to an endpoint that has the profile configured in To configure EMS: applied. FortiClient automatically attempts to connect to the specified VPN tunnel. If this is the initial attempt to connect to this VPN tunnel, Windows displays a prompt to select the desired Entra ID account. Select the desired account. You should now configure one of the following permission options. These steps assume that you have already configured Azure SAML SSL/IPsec VPN autoconnect as this document describes and you are signed in as a global administrator of the same tenant. To have Need admin approval shown

The chosen activities. Connection settings: Show autoconnect notifications: A notification appears any time VPN is automatically connected.Stop all internet traffic (kill switch): Block your internet connection if Avast VPN servers unexpectedly disconnect to keep your online activity private.Enable local device access when using VPN: Allow access to local devices and shared drives while you are connected to a private network. Connect to the VPNVPN Secure Connection can be used any time you want to connect to the internet with extra security and privacy, and is especially recommended when you are connected to a public or unsecured Wi-Fi network.To connect to the VPN:Open Avast One and select Explore ▸ VPN Secure Connection. Click the red (OFF) slider so that it changes to green (ON). By default, you are connected to the Fastest location. The first time you connect to the VPN, you are prompted to add VPN configurations. Click Allow on the permissions dialog that appears. You are now connected to the internet via our secure Avast VPN servers.Connect to a different locationIf you use the paid version of Avast One, you can connect to servers in any of our available locations. To connect to a different location:Open Avast One and select Explore ▸ VPN Secure Connection, then click Open VPN. Ensure that the Status tab is selected, then click Change in the Location tile. Select a location. Your location now shows as the country and city that you selected.Manage VPN settingsSpecify how VPN Secure Connection behaves when you connect to an untrusted Wi-Fi network or visit vulnerable websites:Open Avast One and select Explore ▸ VPN Secure Connection, then click Open VPN. Select the Settings tab, then choose from the following options: Untrusted networks: Click the button next to When connecting to untrusted networks... and select your preferred action: Turn on

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IP 地址连接到头端。如果用户尝试使用 IP 地址连接，但前端被列为 FQDN，那么该尝试将被视为连接到未授权的域。 软件更新包括下载定制、本地化、脚本和转换。在禁止软件更新时，将不会下载这些项目。如果某些客户端不允许脚本更新，请不要依赖脚本来实施策略。 下载启用永远在线的 VPN 配置文件将删除客户端上的所有其他 VPN 配置文件。在决定允许或拒绝从未授权前端或非企业前端更新 VPN 配置文件时，请注意这一点。 如果因安装和更新策略而未能将 VPN 配置文件下载到客户端，则以下功能将不可用： 服务禁用 不受信任网络策略 证书存储区覆盖 受信任的 DNS 域 显示预连接消息 受信任 DNS 服务器 本地局域网接入 永远在线 登录前开始 强制网络门户补救 本地代理连接 脚本编写 PPP 排除 注销时保持 VPN 自动 VPN 策略 需要设备锁定 受信任的网络策略 自动服务器选择 在 Windows 中，下载程序将创建一个单独的文本日志 (UpdateHistory.log) 来记录下载历史信息。此日志包含更新时间、更新客户端的 ASA、更新的模块以及升级前后安装的版本。此日志文件存储于： %ALLUSERESPROFILE%\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client\Logs 目录。 您必须重新启动 AnyConnect 服务才能选择本地策略文件中的任何更改。 更新策略示例 此示例显示了客户端上的 AnyConnect 版本不同于各 ASA 前端时客户端的更新行为。 假定 VPN 本地策略 XML 文件中的更新策略如下： falsefalsefalsefalsefalsefalsefalsetruefalsetruetruefalsetruetruetruetrue seattle.example.com newyork.example.com有以下 ASA 前端配置： ASA 前端 加载的 AnyConnect 软件包 要下载的模块 seattle.example.com 版本 4.7.01076 VPN、网络访问管理器 newyork.example.com 版本 4.7.03052 VPN、网络访问管理器 raleigh.example.com 版本 4.7.04056 VPN、终端安全评估 当客户端当前运行 AnyConnect VPN 和网络访问管理器模块时，可能出现以下更新序列： 客户端连接到 seattle.example.com，这是一个采用相同版本的 AnyConnect 来配置的授权服务器。如果 VPN 和网络访问管理器配置文件可供下载，且不同于客户端上的 VPN 和配置文件，则也会被下载。 客户端随后连接到 newyork.example.com，这是一个采用较新版本的 AnyConnect 来配置的授权 ASA。VPN 和网络访问管理器模块会进行升级。若配置文件可供下载且不同于客户端上的配置文件，则也会被下载。 客户端随后连接到 raleigh.example.com，这是一个未授权的 ASA。即使需要进行软件更新并且也有软件更新可用，但由于策略决定了不允许版本升级，因此无法进行更新。连接终止。 AnyConnect 参考信息 本地计算机上用户首选项文件的位置 AnyConnect 将某些配置文件设置存储在用户计算机上的用户首选项文件和全局首选项文件中。AnyConnect 使用本地文件配置客户端 GUI 上“首选项”(Preferences) 选项卡中用户可控制的设置并显示有关最新连接的信息，如用户、组和主机。 AnyConnect 使用全局文件来配置登录之前发生的操作，例如 Start Before Login 和 AutoConnect On Start。 下表显示客户端计算机上首选项文件的文件名和安装路径： 操作系统 类型 文件和路径 Windows 用户 C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Cisco\ Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client \ preferences.xml 全局 C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client\ preferences_global.xml macOS 用户 /Users/username/.anyconnect 全局 /opt/cisco/anyconnect/.anyconnect_global Linux 用户 /home/username/.anyconnect 全局 /opt/cisco/anyconnect/.anyconnect_global AnyConnect 使用的端口 下表列出了每个协议的 Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client 使用的端口。 协议 思科 AnyConnect 客户端端口 TLS (SSL) TCP 443 SSL 重定向 TCP 80（可选） DTLS UDP 443（可选，但强烈推荐） IPsec/IKEv2 UDP 500、UDP 4500

To users, do the following:In the Azure portal, go to Enterprise Application > > (sidebar) Manage > Properties.Set Assignment required? to Yes.Add the desired users to Users & Groups.Remove any permissions in App Registration.Go to Home > App Registration > > (sidebar) Manage > API permissions.Right-click and remove permission.If you want to disallow user consent for all applications, you can disable this by doing the following:Go to Home > Enterprise Application > > (sidebar) Security > Consent and permissions > Manage > User consent settings.For User consent for applications, select Do not allow user consent. To have users consent per a permissions request but avoid admin approval, do the following:Go to Enterprise Application > > (sidebar) Manage > Properties.Set Assignment required? to No. This allows any valid user from this tenant to use the app. You no longer need to add users to Users and groups to have access to this app. As per Microsoft documentation, when an application requires assignment, user consent for that application is not allowed. This is true even if users consent for that app would have otherwise been allowed.Remove any permissions in App Registration.Go to Home > App Registration > > (sidebar) Manage > API permissions.Right-click and remove permission.Allow users to consent:Go to Home > Enterprise Application > > (sidebar) Security > Consent and permissions > Manage > User consent settings.Select User consent for applications > Allow user consent for apps from verified publishers for selected permissions.Go to Manage > Permission classifications.Ensure the following are listed under Low-risk permissions > Microsoft Graph:emailUser.Readoffline_accessprofileopenidThe next time that the Entra ID user signs in with FortiClient Entra ID autoconnect triggered, the user should see a popup requesting permissions. To grant admin consent to an enterprise application such that a user does not need to request consent, do one of the following:To grant this consent through the standard permission UI as a global administrator, do the following:Connect to the VPN. You are prompted as usual to grant permissions for your user account to the enterprise application.As a global administrator, there is an extra Consent on behalf of your organization checkbox. Select it to grant admin consent to the application. Other users do not need to grant consent.To grant this consent in the Azure portal, do the following:Go to Enterprise Application > > (sidebar) Security > Permissions.Click app registration in the sentence To configure requested permissions for apps you own, use the app registration.Go to API Permissions > Configured permissions > Add a permission > Request API permissions > Microsoft APIs > Microsoft Graph > Delegated Permissions.Select the following:openID permissions:offline_accessopenidprofileemailUser > User.ReadAdd the permissions.After the permissions are added, they appear in the table on the same screen. Click Grant admin