Fireware Web UI - Select System Status > Authentication List.To see the IPv6 address of an authenticated user: In the Authenticated Users list on the Firebox, two different sessions appear for the user jsmith. For example, a user named jsmith has a computer with both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. IPv4 and IPv6 traffic is processed separately in environments that use both. If user computers on your network have both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, we recommend that you enable both IPv4 and IPv6 support on servers where Event Log Monitor or the SSO Agent are installed. IPv6 is supported in Fireware v12.3 or higher. The default credentials (username/password) for these accounts are:įor more information about Active Directory, see Configure Active Directory Authentication. After you log in for the first time, we recommend that you change the passwords for the default accounts. To make changes to the SSO Agent configuration, you must log in with the administrator credentials. The SSO Agent has two default accounts, administrator and status, that you can use to log in to the SSO Agent.
These configuration files are encrypted and store the domain configuration details you specify when you configure the SSO Agent. When you first launch the SSO Agent, it generates the Users.xml and AdInfos.xml configuration files. To configure the SSO Agent settings, you must have administrator privileges on the computer where the SSO Agent is installed. You configure settings for clientless SSO when you configure the SSO Agent. You can also specify options to use SSO without the SSO Client. After you have installed the SSO Agent, you can specify the domains to use for authentication and synchronize the domain configuration with the SSO Agent. If you use multiple Active Directory domains, you must specify the domains to use for Single Sign-On (SSO).
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