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HowTo/Setup FreeIPA Services for MacOS X 10.12 and 10.13

• 4IPA Enrollment
• 8Make Accounts Mobile (Off-network Access)

DNS Setup

Either,

1. Go to System Preferences>Network
2. Select top priority network and click Advanced…
3. Select DNS
4. Add your IPA server’s IP Address
5. Click OK
6. Click Apply

Or, configure your DHCP service to set your IPA server as primary DNS.

SSL Setup

• Download the ca.crt from the IPA server

1. Open terminal
2. cd ~/desktop
3. curl -OL http://yourserver.yourdomain.com/ipa/config/ca.crt

• Doubleclick the ‘ca.crt’ file
• Add to the System keychain
• Locate certificate within Keychain Access
• Doubleclick the certificate
• Expand Trust
• Change System Default to Always Trust
• Exit Keychain Access and authenticate to apply changes
• Move the ca.crt file to /etc/ipa

Kerberos Setup

Edit/create the file /etc/krb5.conf as shown below:

• Edit /etc/pam.d/authorization as shown below:

• Edit screensaver and passwd as shown below

• Verify by running “kinit username”

IPA Enrollment

Name workstation

• Open terminal
• sudo scutil --set HostName workstation.yourdomain.com

Add via freeIPA web console

1. Open IPA web console (https://yourserver.yourdomain.com)
2. Sign on as a Directory Manager
3. Go to Identity > Hosts
4. Click the + Add button
5. Enter the workstation’s hostname (e.g., Book001)
6. Add current primary IP address (terminal > # ifconfig)
7. Click the Add and Edit button.
8. Add the workstation’s MAC addresses

Generate keytab on IPA server

1. su root
2. kinit admin
3. ipa-getkeytab -s yourserver.yourdomain.com -p host/workstation.yourdomain.com -k ~/workstation.keytab
4. To test that the keytab successfully retrieved and stored in ~/workstation.keytab, run ipa host-show workstation
5. The previous should return,

Retrieve keytab from server

1. From the workstation run sftp admin@yourserver.yourdomain.com
2. sftp> get workstation.keytab /etc/krb5.keytab
3. sftp> exit
4. chown root:wheel /etc/krb5.keytab
5. chmod 0600 /etc/krb5.keytab
6. Verify on freeIPA web GUI that Kerberos key is present (Identity > Host > workstation)

Directory Utility Setup

1. On workstation, go to System Preferences > Users & Groups > Login Options
2. Set the following:

1. Click Join… beside Network Account Server
2. Enter “yourserver.yourdomain.com”
3. Click Continue
4. Verify Allow network users to log in at login window is selected
5. Click on Options.. beside the previous setting
6. Verify All network users is selected
7. Next to Network Account Server, click Edit…
8. Click Open Directory Utility
9. Edit LDAPv3
10. Select yourserver.yourdomain.com and choose Edit…
11. Set the following:

Mappings

1. From the edit window opened in previous step (Connection), click Search & Mappings
2. Add record type Groups and map to ‘ipausergroup’
3. Add PrimaryGroupID attribute to Groups and map to ‘gidNumber’
4. Add RecordName attribute to Groups and map to ‘cn’
5. Add record type Users and map to the following:
   • inetOrgPerson
   • posixAccount
   • shadowAccount
   • apple-user
6. Within the record type Users add the following with the mappings shown on the right:

1. Verify the search base for both Record Types is “dc=yourdomain,dc=com”
2. Verify all subtrees is selected for both Record Types
3. Click OK button to save and return to server list
4. Click OK again
5. Click on Search Policy
6. Verify “/LDAPV3/yourserver.yourdomain.com” is listed beneath “/Local/Default”
7. Close open windows
8. Open terminal and run test “dscacheutil -q user -a name yourusername”

Allow Mobile Accounts A User Profile

• From a terminal, run 'chmod 0777 /Users'

Make Accounts Mobile (Off-network Access)

• From a terminal, run 'sudo /System/Library/CoreServices/ManagedClient.app/Contents/Resources/createmobileaccount -n username'

If FileVault already enabled

• fdesetup add -usertoadd username
• Enter user’s password at prompt

Migrate User Profile for Mobile Account

1. sudo su root
2. ditto old_userprofile new_userprofile
3. chown -R new_username:staff new_userprofile
4. After login as the new mobile account, update keychain password to mobile account’s

Alternative method: backup user profile with time machine and migrate user profile to network account

Mobile/Network Account Known Issues

• On OS X 10.13.x, a mobile account fails to build a profile at initial login
  • Workaround: create a local account, build profile, change local account to mobile
• Cannot change mobile/network account password from login desktop
• Changing password from IPA website does not sync with keychain:
  • The keychain may not update if Update selected
  • Run Keychain Access and manually set password from edit menu
  • Workaround: change password from System Preferences > Users & Groups
• Changing password from IPA website does not update passphrase for disk encryption via FileVault
  • Workaround: change password from System Preferences > Users & Groups
• Mobile users created after enabling FileVault cannot log in until another account decrypts the drive
  • Fix: Enable User from System Preferences > Security & Privacy > FileVault
• Cannot login to mobile account while offline with OS X 10.11
  • Fix: Upgrade to OS X 10.12

Migrate User Profile Issues

• Chrome extensions shortcuts are broken, if absolute path used to define
• Chrome download folder requires manual adjustment, if absolute path defines
• Cloud storage services generally fail to sync due to file path change
  • Fix path within application
  • DropBox requires the old path before allowing access to settings
• Adobe CC products require re-install

Configuring Multiple Workstations

This process can be significantly faster after an initial workstation setup:

• Instead of manually configuring authorization, passwd, and screensaver, just copy working versions of them to /etc/pam.d
• Similarly, copy a working version of krb5.conf to /etc.
• Instead of manually configuring the LDAP mappings, copy the contents of /Library/Preferences/OpenDirectory from a workstation with the desired mappings and paste to the same location on a workstation being configured after joining the workstation to your IPA server.

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What We Do

The bSecure Remote Access VPN (Virtual Private Network) service, using the Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect software, allows CalNet ID–authenticated users to securely access the UC Berkeley network from outside of campus as if they were on campus and encrypts the information sent through the network. There are three tunnels:

• Split Tunnel is the default and is used to allow users to access on-campus resources. When using the split tunnel option, any traffic meant for destinations on campus will go through the GlobalProtect client and VPN tunnel. However, traffic meant for other sites like Google will not use the VPN tunnel.

• Full Tunnel (listed as “Library Access and Full Tunnel”) directs all traffic, regardless of the destination, through the GlobalProtect client and VPN tunnel. All client traffic is routed through the campus network with an IP address associated with the campus. This is most commonly used if you are accessing a resource that is licensed for UC Berkeley, such as journals licensed through the library only for campus users.

• Restricted Tunnel is a future service that will be limited to people people that need access to sensitive systems and data. It will have increased monitoring, and will utilize many of the advanced security features of the Palo Alto Networks firewalls.

The bSecure VPN service is a collaboration between Network Operations and the Information Security Office.

Why We Do It

Campus users who work remotely need a way to access UC Berkeley resources that are available only within the campus network. In addition, campus users may require a more secure connection as this service provides protections from eavesdropping by other devices at the user’s location.

Who Benefits

Campus members who need remote access to UC Berkeley resources.

How to Get Started

Self Service for Managed Desktops

If your computer has the managed Berkeley Desktop for Windows or macOS, you can install the 'GlobalProtect VPN' from Big Fix (for Windows) or the Self Service application (for macOS) on your computer.

Software Download from vpn.berkeley.edu

If you have admin access to your computer, you can download and install the software yourself: Download GlobalProtect Software . If you use a screen reader or use the native GlobalProtect client on ChromeOS, you may want to use this alternative portal. If you're not sure, contact your department's IT support for help.

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Installation Instructions:

• Linux - The GlobalProtect UI client is available in a Google Drive Share, (login with @berkeley.edu account). Documentation with detailed information is located in a README document within the folder. Installation instructions can be found on the Palo Alto Networks Tech Docs site.

Note: If the GlobalProtect icon is not visible you can open a dialog window using the 'globalprotect launch-ui' command in a shell/terminal window in v5.1.1 or newer.

If you need support please email ITCS at: itcsshelp@berkeley.edu

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