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Locally store authentication information for administrators and end users. You can
store authentication information from administrators and end users who authenticate
using GlobalProtect or the Authentication portal.
To configure local database authentication, you create a database that runs locally
on the firewall and contains user accounts (usernames and passwords or hashed
passwords). You can configure a user database that is local to the firewall to
authenticate administrators who access the firewall web interface and to
authenticate end users who access applications through Authentication Portal or
GlobalProtect.
Local database authentication can be associated with an authentication profile so
they can accommodate deployments where different sets of users require different
authentication settings, such as Kerberos single sign-on (SSO) or multi-factor
authentication (MFA) . For administrator accounts that use an authentication
profile, password complexity and expiration settings aren’t applied. This
authentication method is available to administrators who access the firewall and end
users who access services and applications through Authentication Portal or
GlobalProtect.
Go to to start collecting authentication data.