ZyWALL OTPv2 Support Notes

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1. Introduction

One-Time Password (OTP) Authentication

One-Time Password (OTP) is another optimum security technology that enables a server to authenticate you based on a password that is unique every time you try to access a protected network.

Two-Factor Authentication

Two-factor authentication is an optimum security methodology, because it requires something you have (your ZyWALL OTP Token) and something you know (your secure password or PIN). A two-factor system is far more secure than using just a password, since many skilled hackers can quite easily access

password-only protected computers and networks. The illustration shows the concept of Two-Factor authentication.

User PIN and Token code

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ZyWALL OTP, which includes the ZyWALL OTP Token and SafeWord 2008, provides secure verification of identity to remote Virtual Private Network (VPN) and Local Area Network (LAN) users.

SafeWord product installation always includes: - SafeWord Core Server

- Management console (AD or SafeWord Management Console) - Agents or SafeWord RADIUS Server

SafeWord Core Server

The SafeWord Core Server consists of 3 main components:

- Database server (MySQL) – installed by default. The SafeWord database serves as the repository for token records independent of the management mode. It stores the Token’s serial numbers and Token (seed) used to generating OTP. The database server listens on port 5010 by default and only the Administration service and Authentication engines can query it directly.

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Management Console (AD)

The Management console integrated with Microsoft AD is the interface used to directly update the database via the SafeWord Administration Service.

You can use this to import Tokens (add tokens serial numbers to SafeWord database) or backup and restore Token data.

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The OTP RADIUS authentication server is a standard Microsoft RADIUS component based on Internet Authentication Service (IAS). The agent contains a configuration file specifying where the SafeWord server holds the user repository and the Authentication service.

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2. Server Installation

2.1 Pre-requisites

Before starting to install the SafeWord server, user needs to verify:

- Hardware requirements of the system

 CPU – Pentium IV or AMD @ 1.8 GHz (min), 2 GHz (recommended)  RAM – 1 GB (min), 4 GB (recommended)

 Disk space – 3 to 5 GB (min)

- Software requirements of the system

 Server OS – 32 or 64 bit Windows Server 2003 or 2008  Desktop OS – 32 or 64 bit Windows XP (SP2) or Vista

 Have a working Active Directory environment if you are installing SafeWord 2008 ESP for managing users.

 Have IAS Agent installed for RADIUS authentication

2.2 Installations walk through

We will briefly walk through the system installation process. For the up to date user manuals, users can check SafeNet’s website. The link is: http://www.aladdin.com/safeword/docs/2008.aspx

Step1. Install SafeWord 2008 server

Below is a flow chart-type snapshot of the installation process, with no Agents selected for installation. Users can check more detail information in chapter 2 “Installing and Activating SafeWord 2008” of

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Step2. Activate SafeWord 2008 server

By default, SafeWord 2008 comes with a 30-day evaluation license. If you want to continue using it, activation is required.

There are two methods of activating SafeWord 2008: using ADUC, or directly from Aladdin’s Website if not using ADUC. In either case, you must sign in and register on the Aladdin portal at

https://portal.aladdin.com, before you can complete and submit an activation form. After activating, your information will be verified, and the activation key and token records will be ownloaded automatically for ADUC, and manually if you are not using ADUC.

After logging into the SafeNet portal, users can click the “SafeWord Activation” link to perform on-line activation. Please refer to the following manual:

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For off-line activation, two files are provided to the customer upon purchase of tokens:

- Server license - a software activation file (key.html) that includes an activation key. This key should be entered in place of the software serial ID.

- An import file containing the serial numbers of the tokens bought by the customer (Import*.dat).

Step1. Software activation - The activation file (key.html) is copied to the specific activation folder

(default is C:\Program Files\Secure Computing\SafeWord\SERVERS\AdminServer\activation) and then the administration server is restarted.

Step2. Once activated, the activation file name is automatically changed to key.activated.html, and the support expiration date will display a value of the valid expiration date.

Step3. From AD Users & Computers console, use the import option under the SafeWord tree item for importing the tokens data.

Step3. Assign authenticators to domain users

Before you can assign and use hardware tokens, the token data records downloaded during activation must be imported by AUDC. After the process is done, there are two ways to assign SafeWord tokens to Active Directory users. You may use the Token Assignment Wizard, or you can manually enter the token serial number in the serial number field.

Users can check more detailed information on chapter 3 “Active Directory Management” of SafeWord

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3. OTP Authentication to an OTP-protected Network via SSL VPN over

ZyWALL USG

In the following example, we will employ Two Factor Authentication (ZyXEL OTP pack) to enhance password security by using SSL VPN application provided by ZyWALL USG.

In order to use this application, you are required to configure your ZyWALL USG and SafeWord according to the following steps:

1. Install the SafeWord server software on a computer.

(Note: Please refer to the SafeWord installation guide in Chapter 2. For more details, please check the SafeNet website for the installation documentation)

2. Create the user accounts on the ZyWALL USG and in the SafeWord server. 3. Import each token’s database file into the server.

4. Assign the users to the OTP tokens (on the SafeWord server).

5. Configure the SafeWord as a RADIUS server in the ZyWALL USG Object > AAA Server screens. 6. Give the OTP tokens to (local or remote) the users who will remote login into the ZyWALL USG.

Note: ZyWALL OTP is a stand-alone product, which is not included in the ZyWALL USG package.

Network Topology

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3.1 ZyWALL USG Configurations

Step1. Create a user account on ZyWALL USG

1) Go to CONFIGURATION > Object > User/Group and click the “Add” button to create a new user account.

2) Enter the user’s name, description and select the user type “ext-user” on the User configuration page. 3) Click the OK button to finish the configuration on this page.

Step2. Configure the AAA Server

1) Go to CONFIGURATION > Object > AAA Server and then navigate to the RADIUS page. 2) Configure the SafeWord server as:

 Enter the IP address of the SafeWord server in the server address.

 Enter the authentication port to RADIUS server, like Microsoft IAS; the default value is 1812.  Enter the Shared secret to RADIUS server in Key field.

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Step3. Configure the Authentication Method

1) Go to CONFIGURATION > Object > Auth. Method and click the “Edit” button to modify the default authentication method.

2) In the edit page, click “Add” to add the “group radius” into method list.

Step4. Create the SSL Application(s) according to your needs

1) Go to CONFIGURATION > Object > SSL Application and click the “Add” button to create an SSL VPN application object.

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1) Go to CONFIGURATION > VPN > SSL VPN and click the “Add” button to create an SSL VPN access policy.

2) Configure the access policy as:

 Enter the policy name and description.

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3.2 SafeWord Server Configurations

Step1. Create a RADIUS client

1) Take Microsoft IAS as the example.

2) Right click the RADIUS Client folder and click New > RADIUS Client to add a new setting.

Step2. Create a RADIUS client 1) Enter the name for the rule.

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5) Click the “Finish” button to finish the configuration.

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Step3. Assign the token to User

1) Enable the ADUC (Active Directory Users and Computers).

2) Click the “Users” folder to list all users and groups in RADIUS server.

3) Right click the OTP user, and then click “Properties”. Go to the “SafeWord” tab.

4) Enter the serial number of the assigned token. If needed, enter the PIN code for it. (this one is used as the Password when login the ZyWALL USG)

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1) To allow the user to log in via SSL VPN, you have to enable the Remote Access Permission for this user. 2) Right click the OTP user, and then click the “Properties”. Go to the “Dial-in” tab and choose “Allow

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3.3 Verify OTP via Login from the Remote PC

Step1. Login device

1) Enter the user name, password (PIN code which configured on chapter 3.2 step 3), and One-Time Password which generated from the token.

2) Click the “SSL VPN” button to submit login information.

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4. OTP Authentication to an OTP-protected Network via IPSec VPN

Client over the ZyWALL USG

In the following example, we will employ 2 Factor Authentication (ZyXEL OTP pack) to enhance password security by using SSL VPN application provided by ZyWALL USG.

In order to use this application, you are required to configure your ZyWALL USG and SafeWord according to the following steps:

2. Install the SafeWord server software on a computer.

(Note: Please refer to the SafeWord installation guide in Chapter 2. For more details, please check the SafeNet website for the installation documentation)

2. Create the user accounts on the ZyWALL USG and in the SafeWord server. 3. Import each token’s database file into the server.

4. Assign the users to the OTP tokens (on the SafeWord server).

5. Configure the SafeWord as a RADIUS server in the ZyWALL USG Object > AAA Server screens. 6. Give the OTP tokens to (local or remote) the users who will remote login into the ZyWALL USG.

Note: ZyWALL OTP is a stand-alone product, which is not included in ZyWALL USG package.

Network Topology

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4.1 ZyWALL USG Configurations

Step1. Create a user account on ZyWALL USG

1) Go to CONFIGURATION > Object > User/Group and click the “Add” button to create a new user account.

2) Enter the user’s name, description and select the user type “ext-user” on the User configuration page. 3) Click the OK button to finish the configuration on this page.

Step2. Configure the AAA Server

1) Go to CONFIGURATION > Object > AAA Server and then navigate to the RADIUS page. 2) Configure the SafeWord server as:

 Enter the IP address of the SafeWord server in the server address.

 Enter the authentication port of the RADIUS server, like Microsoft IAS; the default value is 1812.  Enter the Shared secret to RADIUS server in Key field.

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1) Go to CONFIGURATION > Object > Auth. Method and click the “Edit” button to modify the default authentication method.

2) In the edit page, click “Add” to add the “group radius” into method list.

Step4. Configure the IPSec VPN Gateway policy

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3) Enable the Extended Authentication and choose “Server Mode” for it.

Step5. Configure the IPSec VPN Connection policy

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4.2 SafeWord Server Configurations

Step1. Create a RADIUS client

1) Take Microsoft IAS as the example.

2) Right click the RADIUS Client folder and click New > RADIUS Client to add a new setting.

Step2. Create a RADIUS client 1) Enter the name for the rule.

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4) Enter the Shared secret; the “Key” on ZyWALL USG AAA Server setting. 5) Click the “Finish” button to finish the configuration.

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1) Enable the ADUC console (Active Directory Users and Computers). 2) Click the “Users” folder to list all users and groups in the RADIUS server. 3) Right click the OTP user, and then click “Properties”. Go to “SafeWord” tab.

4) Enter the serial number of the assigned token. If needed, enter the PIN code for it (this one is used as the Password when login the ZyWALL USG).

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Step4. Enable the Remote Access

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4.3 ZyWALL IPSec VPN Client Configurations

Step1. Configure the IPSec VPN Phase1 policy 1) Enter the values for VPN phase-1 configuration.

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Step2. Configure the IPSec VPN Phase2 policy 1) Enter the values for VPN phase-2 configuration.

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4.4 Verify OTP via Login from the VPN Client

Step1. Trigger the IPSec VPN tunnel

1) Click the “Open Tunnel” button on IPSec VPN client (The VPN tunnel must be triggered from Client side because it is a dynamic tunnel).

2) When doing the Phase-1 authentication, the authentication window will pop-up for the X-Auth login. 3) Enter the user name in the “Login” field and PIN code + password in the “Password” field.

Step2. Trigger the IPSec VPN tunnel

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2) If the VPN tunnel is established successfully, you can see the message on VPN Console as below picture.

Step3. Check the VPN tunnel status