Device > User Identification > Cloud Identity Engine
Add a Cloud Identity Engine profile
to your firewall to use the Cloud Identity Engine as a source for
user identification information. When you create a Cloud Identity
Engine profile, you can enforce user- or group-based security policies
based on user and group information from the on-premises or cloud-based
directories you configure in the Cloud Identity Engine app. You
can also Delete a profile or export a PDF/CSV of
the current Cloud Identity Engine profiles.
Before you can configure a Cloud Identity Engine profile on
the firewall, you must install a device certificate
and activate a Cloud Identity
Engine instance on the hub.
To search the profiles, enter a keyword as the filter (
) and Apply
Filter (
).
Cloud Identity Engine Settings
Description
Name
Enter a Name (up
to 31 characters) for the Cloud Identity Engine profile. The name
is case-sensitive and must be unique. Use only letters, numbers,
spaces, hyphens, and underscores.
Instance
Enter the following information to configure
the Cloud Identity Engine profile:
Region—Select the
regional endpoint for your Cloud Identity Engine instance.
The
region you select must match the region you select when you activate your Cloud Identity
Engine instance.
Cloud Identity Engine Instance—If you
have more than one instance, select the Cloud Identity Engine instance
you want to use.
Domain—Select the domain that contains
the directories you want to use.
Update Interval (min)—Enter the number
of minutes that you want the firewall to wait between updates. The default is 60 minutes and the
range is 5—1440.
When you finish configuring the Cloud
Identity Engine profile, confirm that the profile is Enabled.
User Attributes
Select a Directory Attribute for
each user attribute Name. You must select
a Primary Username; all other fields are
optional.
Group Attributes
Select a Directory Attribute for
each group attribute Name. You must select
a Group Name; the remaining field is optional.
Device Attributes
(GlobalProtect only) If you are
using GlobalProtect and you have enabled Serial Number Check, select
the Endpoint Serial Number to allow the Cloud
Identity Engine to collect serial numbers from managed endpoints.
This information is used by the GlobalProtect portal to check if
the serial number exists in the directory for verification that
the endpoint is managed by GlobalProtect.