For information on optional Idaptive Admin Portal configuration settings that you may wish to customize for your app, see Configure optional application settings. The following steps are specific to the Palo Alto Networks application and are required in order to enable SSO for Palo Alto Networks. Keep this browser window open for use later in the configuration process.Ĭonfigure Palo Alto Networks for CyberArk SSO For example, if Show in user app list is not selected, applications do not appear in the User Portal or in the Recommended tab even if you select the Automatically Deploy permission. The Show in user app list option takes priority over the Automatically Deploy permission.
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If Automatically Deploy is not selected, users can find the application in the Recommended tab when adding applications to the User Portal. Selecting this option also selects the View permission.Īllows users to launch the application from the User Portal.Īutomatically deploys the application to the User Portal. Users with this permission can delete applications from the Admin Portal > Web Apps and Mobile Apps pages. Add the Delete permission if you want a delegated application administrator to have the ability to delete applications. Note that you cannot delete applications from the Admin Portal > Web Apps and Mobile Apps pages with just this permission. See Delegate application management for more information. Selecting this option also selects the View permission.Īdditionally, a user in a role with the Application Management administrative right can enable this permission to allow other users or roles (without the Application Management right) to administer the application.
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Users can modify application settings and application sets. Refer to the following table for more information about applications-specific permissions. Change the permissions if you want to add additional control or you prefer not to automatically deploy the application. Select the desired permissions, then click Save.ĭefault permissions automatically deploy the application to the User Portal if the Show in user app list option is selected on the Settings page. The added object appears on the Permissions page with View, Run, and Automatically Deploy permissions selected by default. Select the user(s), group(s), or role(s) that you want to give permissions to, then click Add. The Select User, Group, or Role window appears. Go to Account Mapping, then select Account Mapping Script and enter the following script into the field: LoginUser.Username = LoginUser.Shortname. Go to SAML Response and add the following attributes.Īccess Domain > LoginUser.EffectiveGroupDNs You will need this file when Palo Alto Networks SAML Single Sign-On (SSO).
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In the Identity Provider Configuration area of the Trust page, expand the certificate area and select the certificate that you want to use for the application, then click Download.Ĭlick Download Identity Provider Metadata and save it on your computer. The Palo Alto Networks application opens to the Settings page. In the Add Web App screen, click Yes to confirm.Ĭlick Close to exit the Application Catalog. On the Search tab, enter Palo Alto Networks in the Search field and click the search icon.
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In the Admin Portal, select Apps > Web Apps, then click Add Web Apps.