User Guide: AMF Security Controller version 2.2.3

Controlling Devices with TQ's AMF Application Proxy

Configuration Examples > Controlling Devices with TQ's AMF Application Proxy

Setting example of TQ's AMF Application Proxy
Configuring AWC Plug-in
Configuring AMF Security
Configuring AR Router
Device Authentication Result

Setting example of TQ's AMF Application Proxy

The following is an example of setting TQ's AMF Application Proxy.
This example is a basic setting for TQ's AMF Application Proxy Whitelist and TQ's AMF Application Proxy Blacklist.
The application linked by AMF Application Proxy Blacklist uses the UTM-related function of the AT-AR3050S / AR4050S of the AR router, and the action is set to Quarantine (assign to the specified VLAN).
In this setting example, when TQ dynamic VLAN is disabled, it is taken as an example. The differences in the settings when TQ dynamic VLAN is enabled are explained in Note.
In addition, enable critical mode so that the wireless terminal to be newly connected when a failure such as a power failure occurs in AMF Security belongs to the VLAN ID set in the VAP.
Note
For TQ's AMF Application Proxy, when WPA Enterprise is selected for security in the VAP (multi-SSID) setting, the operation at the time of authentication differs depending on whether the dynamic VLAN is disabled or enabled. Refer to Quick Tour / What is AMF Security > TQ's AMF Application Proxy / Behavior when using TQ dynamic VLAN.

Refer to Quick Tour / What is AMF Security > TQ's AMF Application Proxy / Behavior when using TQ dynamic VLAN.
◼ Setting flow
Make the settings when using TQ's AMF Application Proxy according to the following flow.
Note
AMF Application Proxy to be set in TQ can be set from AWC Plug-in.
◼ Configuration
The following configuration is assumed in this setting example, but it is assumed that the basic settings for each product have been completed.

◼ Main basic settings
Note
For details on the settings of each product, refer to the documentation of each product.
AMF Security and Vista Manager EX / TQ / AR router enable IPv4 communication regardless of the same segment or different segments.
◼ Information on each product
The information for each product is shown below.
Table 1: Vista Manager EX information
IP Address 192.168.200.150
User ID manager
Password TopSecret0!
AWC Plug-in Port Number 5443
Table 2: AMF Security information
IP Address 192.168.200.100
Table 3: AR router information
Source IPv4 Address when sending syslog messages IP Address of vlan1 interface (192.168.1.1)
◼ Setting information for each product
The information to be set for each product is shown below.
Table 4: Information to set for AWC Plug-in
Item Name Value
System Settings / Permissions Settings / AMF Security Web API
AMF Security IP Address 192.168.200.100
Wireless Settings / AP Common Settings / VAP (multi-SSID) Settings / Detailed Settings
MAC Access Control AMF Application Proxy
AMF Application Proxy Server Primary IP Address 192.168.200.100
AMF Application Proxy Server Primary Secret password
AMF Application Proxy Server Port Number 1812
Critical mode Enabled
Note
AMF Application Proxy Server Port Number is only supported for 1812.
Table 5: Information to be set for AMF Security
Item Name Value
AMF / TQ Settings
Common Settings
Quarantine VLAN ID 250
VistaManagerEX
Vista Manager EX IPv4 Address 192.168.200.150
AWC Plug-in Port Number 5443
Vista Manager EX User Name manager
Vista Manager EX Password TopSecret0!
TQ
TQ5403-1 IPv4 Address 192.168.105.100
Pre-Shared Key password
TQ5403-2 IPv4 Address 192.168.105.110
Pre-Shared Key password
System Settings / Trap Monitor Settings / Rules
Host Addresses 192.168.1.1
OpenFlow/TQ Action Quarantine
Trap Action Target List Check all
Table 6: Authentication information of devices (wireless terminals) registered in AMF Security
Item Name Value
Device1
Device ID Device1
MAC Address 00:00:00:00:00:01
Network (VLAN) VLAN100
Device2
Device ID Device2
MAC Address 00:00:00:00:00:02
Network (VLAN) VLAN101
Table 7: Information to be set for the AR router
Item Name Value
Log output destination of UTM related functions 192.168.200.100

Configuring AWC Plug-in

  1. Set the AMF Security IP Address to allow access.
    From the AWC Plug-in menu, click the "Edit" button in "System Settings" → "Permission Settings".
    The Access Permission Settings (AMF Security WebAPI) dialog is displayed.

  2. Enter the AMF Security IP Address "192.168.200.100" as the IP Address to allow access, and click the "Add" button.

  3. Confirm that the IP Address "192.168.200.100" entered in the IP Address field is displayed, and click the "Save" button.

  4. Confirm that the set IP Address "192.168.200.100" is displayed next to the "Edit" button in "Access Permission Settings".

  5. Set AMF Application Proxy information in the AP Common Settings assigned to TQ.
    From the AWC Plug-in menu, click "Wireless Settings" → "AP Common Settings".
    The AP Common Setting list is displayed.

    Note
    AMF Application Proxy sets the VAP. Therefore, configure all VAPs that use AMF Application Proxy.
  6. From the AP Common Settings list, click the "Details" button (worm glasses icon) of the AP Common Settings to be edited.
  7. The details page of AP Common Settings is displayed. Click the "Edit" button at the top right of the content field.

  8. Select the wireless band you want to set from the buttons at the top of the page.
    Here, select Radio 3.

  9. Click the VAP you want to configure from the VAP list in the VAP (Multi-SSID) settings, and then click Detail.

  10. Select "AMF Application Proxy" in MAC Access Control.

  11. Set AMF Application Proxy related information.
    Set the following information.
    Table 8: Configurable fields
    Item Name Value
    AMF Application Proxy Server Primary IP Address 192.168.200.100
    AMF Application Proxy Server Primary Secret password
    AMF Application Proxy Server Port Number 1812
    Critical mode Enabled

  12. After setting the above information, click the "Save" button at the top right of the content field.
    Wait until the settings are reflected.

    When the settings are reflected, the page returns to the details screen of AP Common Settings.

  13. Apply AP Common Settings to TQ.
    From the AWC Plug-in menu, click "Wireless Settings" → "AP Registration / Settings".
    A list of wireless APs is displayed.

  14. Check the check boxes of the wireless APs "TQ5403-1" and "TQ5403-2".

  15. Mouse over the spanner icon at the top right of the content field and click "Apply Settings" from the menu that appears.

  16. The "Apply Settings" dialog will be displayed. Click the "OK" button.

  17. When the completion message is displayed, click the "Close" button.


  18. Make sure that the "Setting status" is "Latest".

That's all for setting the AWC Plug-in.

Configuring AMF Security

  1. Open the AMF > TQ Settings page to set the quarantine VLAN ID, Vista Manager EX, and TQ information.

  2. Enter "250" for the isolated VLAN in the isolated VLAN ID of the common settings, and click the "Submit" button.

  3. A confirmation dialog is displayed. Click the "OK" button.


  4. Click the "Add" button of VistaManagerEX.
    The Edit VistaManagerEX dialog is displayed.

  5. Set the information of Vista Manager EX.
    Set the following information.
    Table 9: Configurable fields
    Item Name Value
    Vista Manager EX IPv4 Address 192.168.200.150
    AWC Plug-in Port Number 5443
    Vista Manager EX User Name manager
    Vista Manager EX Password TopSecret0!

    Note
    For the IPv4 Address of Vista Manager EX, specify the IP Address of the Vista Manager EX server when using the Windows version.
    When using the AT-VST-APL / AT-VST-VRT version, specify the IP Address of the AWC Plug-in.
  6. After setting the above information, click the "Submit" button.
    A confirmation dialog is displayed. Click the "OK" button.


  7. Click the "Add" button in the TQ List.
    The Edit TQ dialog is displayed.

  8. Set the TQ information.
    Set the following information.
    Table 10: Configurable fields
    Item Name Value
    TQ5403-1 IPv4 Address 192.168.105.100
    Pre-Shared Key password

  9. After setting the above information, click the "Submit" button.
    A confirmation dialog is displayed. Click the "OK" button.


  10. Follow the same procedure as for the first TQ to set the second TQ.
    Table 11: Configurable fields
    Item Name Value
    TQ5403-2 IPv4 Address 192.168.105.110
    Pre-Shared Key password

    Note
    TQ settings can be imported using a CSV file.
    For the format of the CSV file, please refer to References / AMF > TQ Settings.
  11. Display the System Settings > Trap Monitoring Settings page. Set the rules for UTM-related functions of AR3050S / AR4050S to be used as the linked application.

  12. Check the "Enable the monitoring of traps from this host." checkbox in the Rules.

  13. Set the information for the AR router, action, and trap monitoring target.
    Set the following information.
    Table 12: Configurable fields
    Item Name Value
    Host Addresses 192.168.1.1
    OpenFlow/TQ Action Quarantine
    Trap Action Target List Check all

    Note
    The host address is set to receive only notifications from the set IP Address.
    The trap monitoring target is all targeted here, but the linkage is the firewall / UTM set in the AR router.

    For the functions that can be linked, refer to Appendix / Configuring AT-AR3050S/AT-AR4050S.
  14. After setting the above information, click the "Submit" button.
    A confirmation dialog is displayed. Click the "OK" button.


  15. Register the authentication information of the device (wireless terminal).
    Open the Policy Settings > Network List page and click the "Add Network" button to open the Add Network page.
    Note
    If you select WPA Enterprise with security of VAP (multi-SSID) setting of TQ, enable dynamic VLAN, and make the wireless terminal belong to the VLAN ID given by the RADIUS server on the WPA Enterprise side, you do not need to set the network policy.

  16. To register VLAN100, enter the network ID and VLAN ID as follows, and click the "Submit" button.
    Table 13: Configurable fields
    Item Name Value
    Network ID VLAN100
    VLAN ID 100


  17. Register VLAN101 using the same procedure as for registering VLAN100.
    Table 14: Configurable fields
    Item Name Value
    Network ID VLAN101
    VLAN ID 101

    ◼ Registering Device
  18. Register the device.
    Open the Devices > Device List page and click the "Add Device" button to open the Add Device page.

  19. The first to register is "Device ".
    Enter "Device1" for the device ID.

  20. After entering the device ID, click the "Add" button in the Interfaces column to open the Edit Interface dialog.

  21. In the same dialog, enter the device MAC Address "00:00:00:00: 00: 01" and click the "Submit" button.


  22. Next, to specify the network to assign to the same device, click the "Add" button in the policies column to open the Edit Policy dialog.
    Note
    If you select WPA Enterprise with security of VAP (multi-SSID) setting of TQ, enable dynamic VLAN, and make the wireless terminal belong to the VLAN ID given by the RADIUS server on the WPA Enterprise side, you do not need to set the network policy.

  23. In the same dialog, select the network "VLAN100" to assign from the drop-down list, enter the priority "0", and click the "Submit" button.


  24. After entering the device ID and adding the interface and policy, click the "Submit" button.
    Return to the Devices > Device List page.

  25. Register "Device2" using the same procedure as for registering "Device1".
    Table 15: Configurable fields
    Item Name Value
    Device ID Device2
    Interfaces 00:00:00:00:00:02
    Policy priority 0
    Policy network VLAN101

AMF Security configuration is done.

Configuring AR Router

  1. Set the log command to send threat information detected by UTM-related functions to AMF Security in a syslog message.
    The source IPv4 Address for syslog messages specifies the IPv4 Address configured on the vlan1 interface.
      awplus(config)# log host 192.168.200.100 ↓
      awplus(config)# log host 192.168.200.100 level informational facility local5 ↓
      awplus(config)# log host source vlan1 ↓
    Note
    The log date and time format set with the "log date-format" command can be set with either default or iso.
That's all the product settings.

Device Authentication Result

AMF Security, a wireless terminal connected to TQ, authenticates based on the registered authentication information.
You can check the result of authentication on the Devices > Active Device List page.

Even if the AR router detects a threat and isolates the wireless terminal, check it on the Devices > Active Device List page.

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