Integrating Riverbed SD-WAN with Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect Cloud Service
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1 Solution Guide Integrating Riverbed SD-WAN with Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect Cloud Service Introduction Customers today desire the use of cloud-based security solutions in tandem with their onsite networking equipment. This document describes how Riverbed SD-WAN can be used in concert with the Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect cloud service to provide next-generation security controls on internet bound traffic. Riverbed SD-WAN With Riverbed SteelConnect s networking and security integration, organizations can use internet connections while mitigating any security risk. Also, with a centralized cloud-based console, business-intent policies are easy to configure and enforce for your entire organization. SD-WAN lets enterprises simplify their network configuration and management. With SD-WAN, enterprises can intuitively manage networks based on parameters relevant to their businesses such as applications, users, locations, performance, and security. The Riverbed SD-WAN solution provides an intelligent and intuitive approach to designing, deploying, and managing distributed networks for the modern hybrid enterprise. The solution consists of appliances and a centralized management console that the administrator uses to view network health, deploy appliances, and make changes to policies. SteelConnect high-level architecture shows the high-level architecture. The SteelConnect gateway is configured and managed from SteelConnect Manager (SCM). The gateway provides several network services, such as routing services and firewall services, as packets cross the appliance. 1
2 Riverbed is working with companies that develop specialized security functions to provide a holistic defense. Riverbed has partnered with Palo Alto Networks to provide additional advanced security functions to organizations, thus ensuring a stringent security posture at the branch offices as well as the data centers. Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect Cloud Service GlobalProtect extends the protection of the Palo Alto Networks next-generation security operating platform to your remote networks and mobile users. GlobalProtect cloud service operationalizes the deployment by leveraging a cloud-based security infrastructure operated by Palo Alto Networks. Based on our next generation security platform, GlobalProtect cloud service is managed by Panorama, allowing you to create and deploy consistent security policies across your entire organization. GlobalProtect cloud service follows a shared ownership model allowing you to move your remote location and mobile user security expenditures to a more efficient and predictable OPEX-based model. Palo Alto Networks Panorama Panorama is a centralized management system that provides global visibility and control over multiple Palo Alto Networks next generation firewalls through an easy to use web-based interface. Panorama enables administrators to view aggregate or devicespecific application, user, and content data and manage multiple Palo Alto Networks firewalls all from a central location. The Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect cloud service is configured through the Panorama centralized management system. 2
3 Validated Use-Cases The following use cases have been validated in this document. Direct Internet Breakout to GlobalProtect cloud service via Classic VPN - Internet traffic is passed via classic VPN to the Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect cloud service and traffic between sites uses the RouteVPN via Internet or MPLS. Regional Internet Breakout to GlobalProtect cloud service via Classic VPN- Site-to-site traffic is sent via RouteVPN while Internet traffic is also backhauled to HQ over the RouteVPN and then sent to GlobalProtect cloud service via classic VPN. In each of these scenarios the goal is to route default traffic over the classic VPN so that firewall controls can be applied by the GlobalProtect cloud service. This allows feature rich policy control to be applied while still making use of traffic control between SD-WAN remote sites across the overlay network that is built by Riverbed SD-WAN. Use Case 1: Direct Internet Breakout to GlobalProtect cloud service via Classic VPN In our fist use case we provide direct internet breakout at each branch location. Each of these locations has a Classic VPN to GlobalProtect cloud service. Additionally, there are two WAN uplinks in our architecture, one using the internet as its transport and the other using an MPLS network. There are a total of six overlay RouteVPNs established and they are identified by the solid orange lines in the following diagrams. These VPN tunnels are automatically formed over the internet WAN between SteelConnect appliances. Three of these are over the internet between sites and the other three are over the MPLS cloud between sites. These tunnels for the overlay network. This term is an abstraction of the internet and WAN in which the gateways communicate with each other. The communication for the overlay network takes place on an underlay network. The underlay is the series of network devices owned by a provider or customer making up a network infrastructure. 3
4 Organizational networking defaults on SteelConnect Manager determine how traffic is handled. For internet breakout, the traffic will use the internet uplink. For traffic between sites the RouteVPN over the internet uplink is preferred over the MPLS WAN. Based on organizational defaults, SCM automates the creation of a full-mesh RouteVPN over the internet uplink and establishes encrypted tunnels over the MPLS network. Traffic between Thousand Oaks and New York, HQ and New York, and HQ and Thousand Oaks will take the RouteVPN over the MPLS overlay. Traffic from each branch to the internet will take the internet uplink by default, however the goal in this scenario is to have that traffic take the ClassicVPN to GlobalProtect cloud service. You can see this logical traffic flow in the following diagram. 4
5 Organizational defaults can be overridden by Traffic Path Rules. In the following screenshot you can now see that traffic between the New York site /24 subnet, to the HQ /24 subnet or the Thousand Oaks /24 subnet is routed via the RouteVPN which prefers MPLS according to our Traffic Path Rules. Internet traffic makes use of the Classic VPN at each site. Internet traffic from the New York LAN will make use of the Classic VPN in New York. Traffic from Thousand Oaks to the internet will make use of the Classic VPN in Thousand Oaks, and traffic from HQ to the internet will make use of the Classic VPN at HQ. Configure Classic VPN For Each Site in SteelConnect Manager (SCM) In this paper, we will configure three sites for ClassicVPN connectivity to the Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect cloud service. Follow these steps to establish VPN connectivity to the Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect cloud service. Note that you must match the configuration in SCM with the configuration in GlobalProtect cloud service. Each management interface has it s own default settings so it is recommended that each setting be confirmed between SCM and in the Palo Alto Networks Panorama centralized management server. 5
6 HQ Classic VPN To begin the configuration, navigate to Network Design > ClassicVPN. On the ClassicVPN connections page perform the following tasks. 1. Click New ClassicVPN connection 2. Enter a name for the connection 3. Enter the remote gateway address The remote gateway address is the tunnel endpoint in the GlobalProtect cloud service. There are 14 cloud gateways available and Palo Alto Networks backhauls traffic between them. The Palo Alto Networks side configuration is performed in the Panorama server. 4. Enter the remote IPv4 network In this case the remote network is defined as /0. This is because we want any traffic that does not have a more specific route to be routed over the ClassicVPN to GlobalProtect cloud service, ie. Internet bound traffic. 5. Select the source site 6. Select the zones 6
7 In this example traffic from LAN1 at HQ will be sent over the ClassicVPN if a more specific route does not exist in the routing table of the gateway. For additional details on how packets are handled by the SteelConnect network, visit the topic section How a Packet Traverses a SteelConnect Network in the SD-WAN Deployment Guide. Note: There is an additional zone listed here, NY-LAN2. In a future example in this document traffic from the New York office will be backhauled through HQ. The signifigance of the zone at this point is simply for tunnel establishment. When we specifiy zones here they must be matched on the Palo Alto Networks side. The tunnel we are using to validate includes both the /24 and the /24 networks on the Palo Alto Networks side. If we remove the NY-LAN2 zone from the configuration the tunnel will go down. There are default values that SCM creates for you when you deploy a ClassicVPN. If you take the defaults in SCM you will need to edit the configuration on Panorama. If you take the Panorama defaults you will need to edit the configuration in SCM. Both sides must match. Our HQ configuration will match what s been configured in Panorama. To adjust the configuration in SCM follow these steps: 1. Select the Authentication tab 2. Enter the Pre-shared Key to match what s configured in Panorama 3. Click Submit 7
8 Next you will edit the Advanced settings. Perform the following steps: 1. Click the Advanced tab 2. Enter the Local ID This is the proxy-id seen in the IPSec tunnel negotiation. If the Proxy-ID is not known on both ends, the tunnel will fail. In our configurations we tested with IP address as the endpoint ID but theoretically we could have used FQDN. 3. Enter the remote ID This is the tunnel endpoint in the Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect cloud service. 4. Click submit Scrolling down in the Advanced tab we also need to configure our IKE and IPsec encryption settings to match. IPsec VPNs establish in two phases, IKE Phase 1 and IKE Phase 2. Phase 1 is used to create a secure channel in which parameters that apply to the data being encrypted can be negotiated. In SCM, the IKE settings are for the phase 1 tunnel. The phase 2 tunnel negotiation is how the user traffic is encrypted from the SteelConnect gateway to the Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect cloud service. For our example, consider the following: An IKE tunnel is negotiated with AES128 encryption, SHA1 hashing, and a lifetime of
9 Within this tunnel IKE Phase 2 negotiates how the IPsec tunnel will be handled for traffic from our users to the Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect cloud service. The negotiation is for AES256 encryption, SHA1 hashing, Diffie-Hellman group 1 key exchange which is a 768-bit key, and a lifetime of 2600 seconds. Once the phase 2 tunnel has been negotiated the phase 1 tunnel is not used until the phase 2 tunnel needs to renegotiate or rekey. This happens every 2600 seconds. After seconds the phase 1 tunnel must renegotiate. At this point there is a security association from the phase 1 tunnel and a security associate for the phase 2 tunnel. The phase 2 tunnel negotiated parameters are used for encrypting Internet-bound traffic from our gateways to the Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect cloud service. To configure the IKE settings (Phase 1) and IPsec encryption settings (Phase 2) follow these steps. 1. Select IKEv1 IKEv1 and IKEv2 differ in that IKEv1 uses the phase 1 and phase 2 method of negotiation. IKEv2 creates parent and child security associations. 2. Select AES Select SHA1 4. Enter in the IKE lifetime This is the length of time that the IKE phase 1 tunnel remains up and can be used to negotiate phase 2 parameters. 5. Select AES256 as the IPsec encryption cipher 6. Select SHA1 7. Select DH Group 2 (1024 bit) 8. Enter an IPsec lifetime of 2600 seconds 9. Click submit After submitting this configuration, the tunnel will begin to establish. Once the tunnel has established you will receive an event notification in SCM and the tunnel status will report Online as seen in the following output: 9
10 Repeat the above steps to add any additional sites. TO and NY Classic VPN Since the configuration steps are the same for additional branches we will not walk through each site. However, there are a few important pieces of information to note with the addition of these two sites. If we take the default values when we create the tunnel in SCM the Local ID is set as the FQDN. This is fine if the remote end, in this case Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect cloud service, supports FQDN as the IKE identity. If not, this must be changed. Additionally a Preshared Key has already been created for you. This key is randomly generated. You may choose to use this key, in which case you will need to copy it and enter it on the Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect cloud service side. To copy the auto-generated preshared key follow these steps: 1. Click Authentication a. Click the eye to the right side of the Preshared Key field 2. Copy the Preshared Key. This can be seen in the following screenshot. 10
11 To modify the Local ID, changing it from the default value of FQDN to IP address follow these steps: 1. Click Advanced 2. Enter the Local ID 3. Enter the Remote ID 4. Click Submit. Rules Configuration At this point we have three established ClassicVPN sessions from each site to Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect cloud service. The default outbound rule will allow user traffic on the ClassicVPN. Since a /0 remote network was defined in the ClassicVPN configuration, all traffic that does not have a more specific route in the routing table will be sent over the classic VPN to the Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect cloud service, however, the default outbound rule will need to be modified to allow sites to communicate over the RouteVPN As you can see in the following output, the outbound access is for Internet Access as the target. 11
12 You can choose to modify the default outbound rule to allow connectivity to any target or simply disable it and add a new rule as seen below. Additionally, you can add traffic rules to your liking to steer specific traffic over selected links. Testing and Verification To test each site we will use a custom speedtest server at From the New York site we note that the host is seen as This is the tunnel endpoint on the NY ClassicVPN tunnel. Additionally the 12
13 server that was selected is in Ashburn, VA which would make sense since speedtest locates a geographically appropriate server to test to. Next when we test from the Thousand Oaks office, the client is seen as which is the ClassicVPN endpoint for Thousand Oaks 13
14 And finally from HQ, we can see the client is identified as This IP address is the tunnel endpoint for our HQ ClassicVPN. Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect cloud service Configuration In Panorama the VPN configuration must match the VPN settings configured on the gateway. This entails the definition of an IPSec Crypto Profile as seen in the following image. In addition to the IPSec Crypto Profile you must also define the IKE Crypto Profile. The IKE Crypto Profile is for Phase 1 tunnel 14
15 establishment and the IPSec Crypto Profile is for Phase 2 tunnel establishment. These can be different crypto policies. In other words, the encryption, authentication, and timers do not need to be identical policies, however whatever policies you do configure must be identical on the gateway as well as the GlobalProtect cloud service. If the IKE Profile uses aes-128-cbc on the gateway, then the IKE Crypto profile in GlobalProtect cloud service must be configured to match. If the IPsec settings on the gateway are set to use aes-256 then the IPSec Crypto Profile in GlobalProtect cloud service must be configured to match. For detailed information on how to configure the GlobalProtect cloud service, see the Get Started with the GlobalProtect cloud service GlobalProtect cloud service document provided by Palo Alto Networks. 15
16 Use Case 2: Regional Internet Breakout to GlobalProtect cloud service via Classic VPN In this case we are backhauling internet traffic from the NY office, over the RouteVPN and then sending it to the internet over the Classic VPN via GlobalProtect cloud service. 1. Riverbed SD-WAN Configuration Before we get into the configuration, let s define our initial assumptions. First, All ClassicVPN connectivity from the previous scenario has been turned off. There are no ClassicVPNs established. Traffic from the NY office to the Internet uses a local Internet breakout. We can see this by confirming the IP address seen by 16
17 Next, bring up the ClassicVPN connections at the HQ site only. In doing so, all Internet bound traffic will now be sent over the ClassicVPN at each site. Next, using traffic rules we force traffic over the RouteVPN. You can see the detailed configuration of the traffic rule in the following output. Note that any target (or destination) should use the RouteVPN. 17
18 Next, to verify this configuration we test using speedtest.net. Traffic that is seen from the ClassicVPN at corporate appears as In the following example we are testing from our NY host 2 machine that resides in New York on NY-LAN2. The IP address seen by speedtest is , which indicates that the internet traffic is in fact being backhauled from NY to HQ. 18
19 Conclusion In today s network environments security must be implemented such that advanced threats are detected more quickly and mitigated prior to their entry into the network. Coupling the Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect cloud service features with the simplicity of Riverbed s SD-WAN allows you to quickly and securely deploy branch offices in a hybrid network environment while providing the same level of security that users at larger HQ and central sites would experience. This documentation is furnished AS IS and is subject to change without notice and should not be construed as a commitment by Riverbed. About Riverbed Riverbed, at more than $1 billion in annual revenue, is the leader in application performance infrastructure, delivering the most complete platform for the hybrid enterprise to ensure applications perform as expected, data is always available when needed, and performance issues can be proactively detected and resolved before impacting business performance. Riverbed enables hybrid enterprises to transform application performance into a competitive advantage by maximizing employee productivity and leveraging IT to create new forms of operational agility. Riverbed s 27,000+ customers include 97% of the Fortune 100 and 98% of the Forbes Global 100. Learn more at Riverbed.com 2018 Riverbed Technology. All rights reserved. Riverbed and any Riverbed product or service name or logo used herein are trademarks of Riverbed Technology. All other trademarks used herein belong to their respective owners. The trademarks and logos displayed herein may not be used without the prior written consent of Riverbed Technology or their respective owners. 19
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