Manual :
BIG-IP Access Policy Manager: Implementing Zero Trust with Per-Request Policies
Applies To:
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BIG-IP APM
21.1.0
- Checking file sharing software in a subroutine
- Checking for a firewall in a subroutine
- Checking for antivirus in a subroutine
- Checking for client information in a per-request policy
- Checking for hard disk encryption in a subroutine
- Checking for system health software in a subroutine
- Checking patch management in a subroutine
- Configuring subroutine settings
- Implementing endpoint state checks
- What are device posture checks?
- Adding Okta MFA to a per-request policy
- Adding primary authentication to a per-session policy
- Configuring the Okta site for Okta Factors API
- Creating a per-request policy for Okta API
- Creating a virtual server for Okta API
- Creating an access profile for Okta
- Creating an Okta Connector
- Defining an HTTP Connector Transport for Okta MFA
- Enrolling Factors and Signing in with Okta MFA
- Okta API or connectivity errors
- Okta MFA subsession variables
- Overview: Okta MFA using Factors API
- Adding a Variable Assign agent to collect the username in an OAuth MFA subroutine
- Assigning the Okta application to users
- Completing the per-request policy for Okta OAuth with RADIUS MFA
- Configuring an OAuth server for APM as client and resource server
- Configuring an Okta OAuth provider with discovery
- Creating an OAuth authentication subroutine
- Creating an Okta configuration for seamless access
- Creating the per-request policy for Okta with OAuth and RADIUS MFA
- Overview of Okta with OAuth, step-up authentication, and RADIUS MFA
- Adding a URL branching rule
- Adding subroutines for SAML Auth with and without MFA
- Creating a local Service Provider for MFA with Azure AD
- Creating a local Service Provider for primary authentication with Azure AD
- Creating a virtual server for SAML Auth with Azure and MFA
- Creating an allow-all per-session policy
- Creating an external IdP connector for MFA with Azure AD
- Creating an external IdP connector for standard authentication with Azure AD
- Creating the per-request policy for Azure AD with SAML and MFA
- Overview of Azure with SAML for Seamless SSO and MFA
- Authentication types APM supports for step-up authentication
- Concepts to know for building step-up authentication policies
- Example: Step-up authentication at the application layer
- Example: Step-up authentication for an IP address change
- Overview: Configuring step-up authentication
- Session variables for more granular access control in step-up authentication
- Step-up authentication configuration basics
- Use cases for step-up authentication
- What is step-up authentication?
- About the HTTP Connector
- Adding an HTTP Connector to a subroutine to check an external blocklist
- Adding the HTTP Connector subroutine to the per-request policy
- BIG-IP HTTP Connector Setup and Usage Guide
- Configuring a per-request policy for an HTTP Connector
- Creating a virtual server for the HTTP Connector policy
- Creating an HTTP Connector Request for an external IP blocklist
- Defining an HTTP Connector Transport