Enable redirection of unauthenticated HTTP or HTTPS connections

To use browser-based user authentication, you must define some IPv4 Access rules.

Note: To redirect HTTPS traffic, you must enable TLS decryption for the traffic.

You must define the following IPv4 Access rules:

An Access rule that allows all clients to access the logon page.
An Access rule that allows authenticated users to establish HTTP or HTTPS connections.
An Access rule that redirects unauthenticated HTTP or HTTPS traffic to the logon page.

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Steps

Open the Firewall Policy for editing and add the following IPv4 Access rules:

Table 1. Example Access rules for unauthenticated HTTP connections
Source	Destination	Service	Action	Authentication
ANY	IP addresses of interfaces through which users can authenticate.	HTTP HTTPS (Port settings must be the same as defined in the User Authentication settings for the NGFW Engine.)	Allow
ANY	IP addresses of network services that require authentication.	HTTP HTTPS	Allow	Users or User Groups who are allowed to access services, and appropriate Authentication Methods.
ANY	IP addresses of network services that require authentication.	HTTP HTTPS	Refuse Connection tracking: Default Response: redirect to the logon page.