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The video goes through various ways to perform user authentication on Palo Alto firewall. Two main goals are to address users that are unknown to UserID, and to provide additional security. We will cover browser-challenge SSO authentication in both transparent and redirect mode, and captive portal with RADIUS-based authentication to external database and MFA integration.

The video goes through various ways to perform user authentication on Palo Alto firewall. Two main goals are to address users that are unknown to UserID, and to provide additional security. We will cover browser-challenge SSO authentication in both transparent and redirect mode, and captive portal with RADIUS-based authentication to external database and MFA integration.

The video goes through various ways to perform user authentication on Palo Alto firewall. Two main goals are to address users that are unknown to UserID, and to provide additional security. We will cover browser-challenge SSO authentication in both transparent and redirect mode, and captive portal with RADIUS-based authentication to external database and MFA integration.

The video goes through various ways to perform user authentication on Palo Alto firewall. Two main goals are to address users that are unknown to UserID, and to provide additional security. We will cover browser-challenge SSO authentication in both transparent and redirect mode, and captive portal with RADIUS-based authentication to external database and MFA integration.

The video continues with our bookmark configuration on Cisco ASA SSL clientless VPN by extending application supports to Telnet, SSH, RDP and VNC in a form of java plugins. We will also attempt to enable SSO on these applications and see which will succeed and fail.

The video walks you through configuration of bookmarks on Cisco ASA SSL clientless VPN. We will look at three application protocol services; HTTP, CIFS and FTP that are available by default with bookmark, and their abilities to support Auto-Sign On that will save users from having to enter their credentials multiple times.