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Moving from SG to XG and trying to figure out best authentication method

ThomasRandolph

With the SG, it was joined to the domain and authentication on domain joined computers was painless. I am finding the methods offered on the XG not quite on par. I am looking for SSO and currently working with STAS, however, STAS requiring a logon does not work for our environment. I have numerous users, including myself, that lock our workstation instead of logging off. We also have a relatively large Apple Base (iPads and Macbooks) which STAS will not work since they do not authenticate to the domain. I would like to avoid using the Auth Client since it is another login and with lab computers can be troublesome. I am possibly considering web auth, but again another login and having to keep the window open to remain identified. Any experience or advice is appreciated.



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    Relatively large Apple Base (iPads and Macbook's) which STAS will not work.

     

    We use RADIUS SSO and Enterprise WiFi and have all the Apple / Androids authenticate in the XG from their Wireless Credentials.

    We also use HTTPS scanning so you need to push the XG certificate to all devices which is a bit of a downer.

     

    Or if thats not of concern you can add them to a bypass in the firewall so they skip HTTPS scanning and the issue goes away.

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    Relatively large Apple Base (iPads and Macbook's) which STAS will not work.

     

    We use RADIUS SSO and Enterprise WiFi and have all the Apple / Androids authenticate in the XG from their Wireless Credentials.

    We also use HTTPS scanning so you need to push the XG certificate to all devices which is a bit of a downer.

     

    Or if thats not of concern you can add them to a bypass in the firewall so they skip HTTPS scanning and the issue goes away.

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