This feature is only available to participants in the WatchGuard Cloud Beta program.
An Authentication Domain is a domain associated with one or more external authentication servers. In WatchGuard Cloud, you can add your authentication domain, and specify authentication servers, users, and groups. The authentication domain is a shared configuration that you can use for multiple cloud-managed Fireboxes.
To add an authentication domain, from WatchGuard Cloud:
- If you are Service Provider, select the name of the managed subscriber account.
- Select Configure > Authentication Domains.
The Authentication Domains page opens.
- Click Add Authentication Domain.
- In the Domain Name text box, type the domain name to add.
The domain name must include a domain suffix. For example, type example.com, not example. - Click Next.
- Select the server type.
- Configure the settings for the selected server type.
Configure RADIUS Server Settings
To configure settings for a RADIUS server:
- In the Add servers settings, select RADIUS.
- In the IP Address text box, type the IP address of the RADIUS server.
- In the Port text box, type the port number RADIUS uses for authentication. Most RADIUS servers use port 1812. Older RADIUS servers might use port 1645.
- In the Shared secret text box, type the shared secret for connections to the RADIUS server.
- In the Confirm shared secret text box, type the shared secret again.
- Click Save.
Make sure your RADIUS server is also configured to accept connections from each cloud-managed Firebox as a RADIUS client. For more information, see Configure RADIUS Server Authentication for a Firebox.
Configure Active Directory Server Settings
Active Directory authentication domains are not yet supported.
After you add the authentication domain, you can add users, groups, and additional servers. For more information, see: