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Fortinet Fortigate 60 Implementation Guide

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Fortinet Fortigate Overview

This documentation presents an overview and necessary steps to configure a Fortinet Fortigate 60 for

use with CRYPTO-MAS and CRYPTOCard tokens. The Fortigate can be used to create an encrypted

tunnel between hosts. CRYPTO-MAS works in conjunction with the Fortigate to replace static

passwords with strong two-factor authentication that prevents the use of lost, stolen, shared, or easily

guessed passwords when establishing a connection to gain access to protected resources.

With CRYPTO-MAS acting as the authentication server for a VPN enabled resource, an authenticated

connection sequence would be as follows:

1. The administrator configures the Fortinet Fortigate 60 to use RADIUS Authentication.

2. The incoming RADIUS authentication request is relayed over to the CRYPTO-MAS Server as shown in Figure 1 below.

Figure 1 – RADIUS authentication request is relayed to the CRYPTO-MAS Server

3. The CRYPTO-MAS Server examines the incoming packet. If the user exists, it then checks the

token associated with the user for the expected PIN + One-time password.

4. Once the PIN + One-time password is verified against the user’s token and it is valid, it will

then send an access accepted. This is illustrated in Figure 2 below.

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If the user does not exist, or the PIN + One-time password is incorrect it will send the user an

access reject message.

Figure 2 – The CRYPTO-MAS Server responds with an access accepted or rejected.

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Prerequisites

The following systems must be verified operational prior to configuring the Fortigate to use

CRYPTOCard authentication:

1. Verify end users can authenticate through the Fortigate with a static password before

configuring the Fortigate to use CRYPTOCard authentication.

2. An initialized CRYPTOCard token assigned to a CRYPTOCard user.

The following CRYPTO-MAS server information is also required:

Primary CRYPTO-MAS RADIUS Server Fully Qualified

Hostname or IP Address:

Secondary CRYPTO-MAS RADIUS Server Fully Qualified

Hostname or IP Address (OPTIONAL):

CRYPTO-MAS RADIUS Accounting port number

(OPTIONAL):

CRYPTO-MAS RADIUS Shared Secret:

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Configuring Fortinet Fortigate

In order for the Fortigate to authenticate CRYPTOCard token users, RADIUS authentication must be

enabled.

Add RADIUS Server

To add a new RADIUS Server, choose:

• User

• RADIUS

• Create New

The IP Address and Shared Secret will be provided so the Fortinet Fortigate will point

towards the CRYPTO-MAS Server for authentication.

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Creating a Local User

Next thing to do is to create a user in the Fortigate.

To create a user click:

• User

• Local

• Create New

Enter the user’s username, and select RADIUS, then select the radius server it will be authenticating

to. Click OK when everything has been selected.

Note: the username must match the username that is provided to the CRYPTO-MAS Server

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Creating a User Group

Now a group must be created. From the Local tab, click on:

• User Group tab

• Create New

At least the following

configuration options should

be selected:

• Enter the name of the

group

• Change type from

Firewall to SSL VPN

• Expand the SSL-VPN

User Group Options.

• Put a check mark in

the following boxes.

• “Enable SSL-VPN

Tunnel Service”

• Enable Web

Application

o HTTP/HTTPS

Proxy

o Telnet(applet)

o VNC

o FTP

o Samba

o RDP

• Click OK

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Configuring SSL-VPN Settings

To configure your SSL-VPN Connection, click on VPN, then SSL.

• Select Enable SSL-VPN.

• Choose a port for the SSL-VPN Connection.

• Enter the Tunnel IP Range.

• Select the Server Certificate (Self-Signed by default)

• Select “Default” for Encryption Key Algorithm

• Idle Timeout is 300 seconds.

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Creating a Firewall Policy

To create a new firewall policy, click on Firewall, Policy, Create New.

The following should be done.

Source

Interface/Zone wan1

Address Name All

Destination

Interface/Zone internal

Address Name all

Schedule always

Service ANY

Action SSL-VPN

Select the Group on the

Available Groups side and

move them over to the

Allowed side for SSL-VPN

access.

Check off Protection Profile

and it should be defaulted to

unfiltered.

Click OK when finished.

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Testing RADIUS Authentication through HyperTerminal

Create a new HyperTerminal on the machine where the Fortinet Fortigate is connected.

Once you have logged on, the syntax should be entered as followed:

# diag test auth rad

If it succeeds, the output message will be something along the line of:

“authenticate ‘henry’ against ‘pap’ succeeded, server=primary session_timeout=0 secs!”

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VPN Client login page

To test the VPN access from a browser, navigate to https://:

A login prompt comes

up. Enter the

username and PIN +

One-time password.

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Once the user has

successfully logs in, they will

be prompt with a Welcome

to SSL-VPN Service page.

The CRYPTO-MAS Server can

also be set up to do New PIN

Mode – Stored on Server,

server changeable.

If the user’s PIN style has

been set to Store on Server,

server changeable, and set

to push out a new PIN after

next log on, it will display a

new PIN on the webpage

which is illustrated below.

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Solution Overview

Summary

Product Name Fortinet Fortigate

Vendor Site http://www.fortinet.com/

Supported VPN Client Software Internet Explorer 6 or higher

Mozilla Firefox 1.5 or higher

Authentication Method RADIUS Authentication

Supported RADIUS Functionality for Fortinet Fortigate

RADIUS Authentication Encryption PAP

Authentication Method One-time password

Challenge-response

Static password

New PIN Mode User changeable Alphanumeric 4-8 digit PIN

User changeable Numeric 4-8 digit PIN

Server changeable Alphanumeric 4-8 digit PIN

Server changeable Numeric 4-8 digit PIN

Trademarks

CRYPTOCard, CRYPTO-Server, CRYPTO-Web, CRYPTO-Kit, CRYPTO-Logon, CRYPTO-VPN, CRYPTO-MAS

are either registered trademarks or trademarks of CRYPTOCard Corp.

Microsoft Windows and Windows XP/2000/2003/NT are registered trademarks of Microsoft

Corporation. All other trademarks, trade names, service marks, service names, product names, and

images mentioned and/or used herein belong to their respective owners.

Publication History

Date Changes October 27, 2006 Initial Draft

November 9, 2006 Global Draft

November 30, 2006 Minor Revision

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