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Configure Single Sign-On Using STAS on XG Firewall

In this simulation you will configure single sign-on using the Sophos Transparent
Authentication Suite (STAS) on XG Firewall. You will then test your configuration.

Review the information at each stage and follow the instructions to advance to the
next step.

Start
Login to London Gateway 1 as admin
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Select CONFIGURE > Authentication in the left-hand menu
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Select the STAS tab
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Click the toggle to Enable Sophos Transparent Authentication Suite
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Click Activate STAS
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Click Add new collector
Collectors are the severs that will send the authentication data to XG Firewall
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In the ‘Collector IP’ field enter 172.16.16.10
Click Save
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Click on the ellipses tab
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Select Client downloads
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In the ‘Single sign-on’ section click Sophos Transparent Authentication Suite (STAS)
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Click Save File
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Click Continue to switch to London DC
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Open File Explorer from the taskbar
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Select Downloads on the left
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Open STAS
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Click Run
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Click Next
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Click Next
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Click Next
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Click Install
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In this simulation you will install the whole suite, the collector and the agent
Click Next
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In the ‘User Name’ field enter SOPHOS\STAS
Enter and confirm the password Sophos1985 then click Next
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Click Finish
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Open Sophos Transparent Authentication Suite from the Desktop
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In the ‘Status’ section click Start
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Select the Exclusion List tab
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In the ‘Login User Exclusion List’ field click Add
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Enter STAS then click OK
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Select the STAS Collector tab
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In the ‘Sophos Appliances’ field edit the entry and change it to 172.16.16.16
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In the ‘Sophos Appliances’ field edit the entry and change it to 172.16.16.16
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In the ‘Sophos Appliances’ field edit the entry and change it to 172.16.16.16
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Select the STA Agent tab
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In the ‘Specify the networks to be monitored’ field edit the entry and change it to 172.16.16.0/24
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In the ‘Specify the networks to be monitored’ field edit the entry and change it to 172.16.16.0/24
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In the ‘Specify the networks to be monitored’ field edit the entry and change it to 172.16.16.0/24
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In the ‘Specify the networks to be monitored’ field add a new entry for 172.17.17.0/24
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In the ‘Specify the networks to be monitored’ field add a new entry for 172.17.17.0/24
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Select the General tab
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In the ‘NetBIOS Name’ field click …
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Enter SOPHOS then click OK
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In the ‘Fully Qualified Domain name’ field click …
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Enter SOPHOS.LOCAL then click OK
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Click OK
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Click Yes
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Open the Start menu
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Open Windows Administrative Tools
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Open Local Security Policy
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Select Security Settings > Local Policies > Audit Policy in the left-hand pane
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Select Security Settings > Local Policies > Audit Policy in the left-hand pane
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Open Audit account logon events in the right-hand pane
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Select Success
This logs account login events in the Windows Event Log
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Click OK
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Click Continue to switch back to the WebAdmin of London Gateway 1
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Select CONFIGURE > System services in the left-hand menu
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Select Services
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Click Restart for the ‘Authentication’ service
This will clear the cached authentication status on the XG Firewall
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Click OK
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Click Continue to login to London Server 2 as John Smith
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Please wait …
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Please wait …
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Select MONITOR & ANALYZE > Current activities in the left-hand menu
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Here you can see that John Smith (jsmith@sophos.local) has been authenticated by STAS
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You have configured single sign-on using STAS on XG Firewall
This simulation is complete, you can close this window
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