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Restricting Guest users Access to Management WEBUI

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  • 1.  Restricting Guest users Access to Management WEBUI

    Posted May 31, 2018 02:15 PM
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    We would like to restrict guest users access to the WEBUI.  I see the ability to to this via the Network tab of each appliance via server config. However the settings are confusing.  Could someone elaborate.  I need an example in order to understand.  Thanks

     

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  • 2.  RE: Restricting Guest users Access to Management WEBUI

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted May 31, 2018 02:31 PM
    Policy Manager is the admin UI. You can allow or deny subnets.


  • 3.  RE: Restricting Guest users Access to Management WEBUI

    Posted May 31, 2018 02:37 PM

    Thank you. Where I get confused is:

     

    I want to deny our guest ip range.  So say x.x.x.x..x/20

     

    I Select Policy Manager in the Resource field

    then I select Deny in the Access field

    then place x.x.x.x./20 in the Network Field.

     

    Am I stating that I want policy manager access denied to x.x.x.x./20?

    or

    Policy manager access is denied, then denied all access except x.x.x.x./20 ?

    Sorry if it doesnt make sense.



  • 4.  RE: Restricting Guest users Access to Management WEBUI

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Jun 01, 2018 03:29 AM

    As the screenshot indicates, you have two options:

     

    1) Allow, then put in the subnets/IPs from which you want to allow access to the admin UI. Put in your admin IP addresses in here. Access from all other IP addresses will be denied in that case, including your guest range.

    2) Deny, then put in the subnets/IPs for which you want to explicitly deny access. Everything else will be allowed.

     

    Whenever possible, I would use the Allow option and only allow access from authorized IP ranges. The guest range will be automatically denied, and other ranges that you might not be aware of to have IP access.

     

    Please also check the other services, like Insight, and lock those down as well during the hardening process.

     

    When asking questions like these, it may be useful to get and read the ClearPass hardening guide from the ClearPass Technote section on the support website.