- play_arrow Get Started with Juniper Secure Connect
- play_arrow Authentication in Juniper Secure Connect
- SAML Authentication in Juniper Secure Connect
- Local User Authentication Using Pre-shared Key (CLI Procedure)
- External User Authentication (CLI Procedure)
- Example: Configuring LDAP Authentication for Juniper Secure Connect (CLI Procedure)
- Certificate-Based Validation Using EAP-MSCHAPv2 Authentication (CLI Procedure)
- Certificate-Based Validation Using EAP-TLS Authentication (CLI Procedure)
- Local User Authentication Using Pre-shared Key
- External User Authentication Using RADIUS
- Certificate-Based Validation Using EAP-MSCHAPv2 Authentication
- Certificate-Based Validation Using EAP-TLS Authentication
- play_arrow Configure Juniper Secure Connect
- play_arrow Monitor Juniper Secure Connect
- play_arrow Migrate to Juniper Secure Connect
- play_arrow Juniper Secure Connect for Windows
- play_arrow Juniper Secure Connect for macOS
- play_arrow Juniper Secure Connect for Android
- play_arrow Juniper Secure Connect for iOS
How Juniper Secure Connect Works
Read this topic to learn how Juniper Secure Connect works.
Before you get started with Juniper Secure Connect, let's understand how Juniper Secure Connect solution works.
The steps to connect Juniper Secure Connect application with an SRX Series Firewall are as follows:
A remote user downloads the Juniper Secure Connect application on a smart phone or a laptop. Alternatively, the administrator distributes it by the organization's software distribution system.
The remote user enters the gateway address in the URL: https://<srx_gtw_ip_or_dns_name>.
For example, https://demo.example.com/sslvpn.
When the user initiates a connection, the application validates whether the gateway certificate is valid.
Before authenticating, the SRX Series Firewall validates the status of the connecting client device based on the match criteria configured by your administrator.
SRX Series Firewall authenticates the user based on credentials (user name, password, and domain) or certificates.
After a successful authentication, the client device downloads and installs the latest configuration policy defined on the SRX Series Firewall. This step ensures that the client always uses the latest configuration policy defined by your administrator. All the required configurations are downloaded automatically over a secure and encrypted channel when you connect.
The client establishes a secure VPN connection based on downloaded configuration profile.
Now that you know how the solution works, let's get started with Juniper Secure Connect.