Install a GlobalProtect subscription for each gateway
that supports the GlobalProtect app for IoT. If you use Prisma Access,
a GlobalProtect subscription is not required.
Customize a gateway configuration for your IoT devices:
When you configure a gateway, you can specify client authentication settings
that apply specifically to IoT. For example, you can configure Windows and
macOS endpoints to use two-factor authentication and require IoT
devices to use certificate-based authentication.
You can also
configure supported network and client settings—such as specific
IP pools, access routes, and split tunneling—for IoT devices.
Select NetworkGlobalProtectGateways and then select or Add a
gateway configuration.
Add a Client Authentication configuration for IoT devices:
Select Authentication and Add a
new Client Authentication configuration.
Enter a Name to identify the Client
Authentication configuration, set OS to IoT, specify
the Authentication Profile to use for authenticating
users on this gateway. Choose a profile that enables client certificate authentication.
Click OK.
To configure specific client settings that apply to only
IoT endpoints, configure a new Client Settings configuration:
Select Agent and Add a
new Client Settings configuration.
Configure the Client Authentication settings as desired.
Select User/User Group and then Add an
OS, and select IoT.
Click OK.
Click OK.
Commit the configuration.
Configure the portal to support the GlobalProtect app
for IoT devices.
To support IoT devices, you must configure one or more
gateways to which the GlobalProtect app can connect and then configure
the portal and app settings. The portal sends configuration information
and information about the available gateways to the app. After receiving
the configuration from the GlobalProtect portal, the app discovers
the gateways listed in the client configuration and selects the best
gateway. Use the following workflow to configure the GlobalProtect
portal to support the GlobalProtect app for IoT devices.
Define client settings for IoT devices to authenticate
to the portal.
Select NetworkGlobalProtectPortals and
then select a portal configuration.
Configure Client Authentication settings that apply to IoT
devices when users access the portal:
Select Authentication and
then Add a new Client Authentication configuration.
Enter a Name to identify the Client
Authentication configuration, set OS to IoT, specify
the Authentication Profile to use for authenticating users on this portal.
Choose a profile that enables client certificate authentication.
Customize an agent configuration for IoT devices.
Whether you modify an existing configuration or create
a new one depends on your environment. For example, if you use OS-specific
gateways or want to collect host information that is specific to
IoT devices, consider creating a new agent configuration.
Select Agent and select an existing
or Add a new portal agent configuration.
Configure the Authentication settings for IoT devices.
Select User/User Group and then add
an OS and select IoT.
Specify the external gateways to which users with this configuration
can connect.
(Optional) Select App and customize
the applicable portal settings for the GlobalProtect app for IoT.
The GlobalProtect app discards any settings that do not apply for
IoT. For a list of supported features by operating system, refer
to the Palo Alto Networks Compatibility Matrix for a list of features supported by OS for
IoT devices.
Click OK twice.
Commit the configuration.
Enforce Policies on IoT devices (ObjectsGlobalProtectHIP Objects).
You can now create HIP objects using Host Info that is
specific to IoT devices and use it for match conditions in any HIP
profiles. You can then use a HIP profile as a match condition in
a policy rule to enforce the corresponding security policy.