This section describes how to configure L2TP/L2TP over IPSec user authentication.
This section describes how to configure L2TP/L2TP over IPSec user access authentication only. To implement user-specific policy control, you need to select L2TP/L2TP over IPSec and Online behavior management, configure authentication policy, and import user information from the server to the local device.
Configure user information on the FW based on the locations and organizational structure of users.
Users on the local device
Create users in the following ways:
In User Management List, click Add to create users.
Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
User Name |
Login name used for authentication Each login name (account) must be unique in its authentication domain. |
Display Name |
Display name of a user A display name is a user identifier and cannot be used to initiate an authentication request. You are advised to use the employees' names as their display names for easy recognition and management. Users can share a display name. This parameter is unavailable when you create users in batches. |
Description |
Description of a user Describe users in a way that makes it easy to find and maintain users. |
Password |
User password |
Confirm Password |
User password entered again for confirmation |
Users on the server
Reporting Traffic to the Authentication Server is displayed only when Authentication Server is a RADIUS server.
After this function is enabled, the FW reports traffic statistics about L2TP VPN access users to the RADIUS server, so that the server can charge the users according to their traffic statistics.
To use this function, select the online behavior management scenario and configure an authentication policy.
Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
User Address Pool |
Address pool used to allocate private IP addresses to users. Select an existing address pool or click Add to create an address pool. |
The RADIUS accounting scheme and the RADIUS authorization scheme apply only to user-defined portal authentication, SSL VPN access, L2TP/L2TP over IPSec, IPSec access, administrator access, and 802.1x access scenarios in which the firewall participates in user authentication.