Unable to Forward APM and AFM Logs to AWS CloudWatch Using Telemetry Streaming
Hello Team, I am trying to forward AFM (Network Firewall) logs and APM logs from F5 BIG-IP to Amazon CloudWatch using F5 Telemetry Streaming. F5 BigIP version - BIG-IP 17.1.0.1 Build 0.0.4 Point Release 1 Current Behavior When I configure the security logging profile with local-db-publisher, I am able to see logs on the BIG-IP dashboard: Security → Event Logs → Network Firewall Security → Event Logs → Access However, when I change the logging profile to use a remote log publisher, I am unable to receive the logs in CloudWatch. My Decalartion { "class": "Telemetry", "My_Listener": { "class": "Telemetry_Listener", "port": 6514 }, "My_Consumer": { "class": "Telemetry_Consumer", "type": "AWS_CloudWatch", "region": "us-east-1", "logGroup": "loggrpname", "logStream": "logstreamname", "username": "Access Key", "passphrase": { "cipherText": "Secret Key" } } } Telemetry Architecture for AFM Security Log Profile → Log Publisher → Remote High Speed Log → telemetry_pool → 127.0.0.1:6514 → Telemetry Listener → Telemetry Consumer → CloudWatch Configuration Summary AFM policy and APM access policy attached to the virtual server Security logging profile attached to the virtual server Log Publisher configured Remote High-Speed Log destination configured Pool member configured as 127.0.0.1:6514 Telemetry Streaming declaration deployed.
apm logout uri not working with javascript...
I have a problem with a apm protected app that wont logout. The apm has an external idp using saml, it doesnt use a landing page or anything. Just a saml idp. When you logout from the app it uses a javascript function that calls a logout uri. But.. The javascript doesnt follow through to the saml post. Is there a way to solve this in the apm policy or irule? /Kim
Newbie - Building APM University Module 1 Issues
Hi All, So I've built a lab to test APM, and i seem to have a issue running up the login page. So i've got the same visual policy as the example but when i load the page up the URL goes to a logout page with a errorcode=19 http://192.168.XXX.YYY/my.logout.php3?errorcode=19 And the page never shows a login user and password page it goes straight to the below text. Your session could not be established. BIG-IP can not find session information in the request. This can happen because your browser restarted after an add-on was installed. If this occurred, click the link below to continue. This can also happen because cookies are disabled in your browser. If so, enable cookies in your browser and start a new session. The browser can take cookies, so something else isn't quite right! Any ideas on where i start to debug this please? Interestingly i blamed the AD creds or config so i found the adtest cli comment, it doesn't like my passwords, and every time it runs it starts the config utility! Any thoughts? Thanks Pete
F5 Access Guard Deprecated: ZTA APM
Since F5 Access Guard is deprecated and not supported on Win 11, newer browsers, and some versions of MacOS, what is the replacement for posture checking when implementing a ZeroTrust architecture using APM as an identify aware proxy? One major point of ZT is to do continuous posture checking of a client and the requests they are making--each and every one utilizing a per-request policiy. Without this component, it seems like APM is not a great candidate for use. What are others doing when using APM within their ZT network? Are they using 3rd part solutions with an HTTP connector to evaluate to client/request for each and every request?
How to Apply Existing Attack Signaturue Set to an ASM Policy using iControl REST API
Hello, I am trying to use the iControl REST API interface in order to automatically and programmatically apply attack signature sets to all of our ASM Policies defined on our 11.6 device. Following the REST User Guide, I saw that it was possible to create new resources for a given policy (there was an example using /mgmt/tm/asm/policies/MD5HASH/urls as the resource endpoint) and so I tried extending the same principle to /mgmt/tm/asm/policies/MD5HASH/signature-sets , as that appears to be the most appropriate endpoint in order to apply defined signatures-sets to policies To illustrate further, issuing a GET request for signature-sets already applied to one of my ASM policies, I get the following as a response: {"selfLink": "https://localhost/mgmt/tm/asm/policies/tWE3e4F2jlpKH22mCw0I0Q/signature-sets", "kind": "tm:asm:policies:signature-sets:signature-setcollectionstate", "totalItems": 1, "items": [ { "learn": false, "kind": "tm:asm:policies:signature-sets:signature-setstate", "alarm": true, "signatureSetReference": {"link": "https://localhost/mgmt/tm/asm/signature-sets/2ODl_CpPYisXJvG_0bmcEA"}, "selfLink": "https://localhost/mgmt/tm/asm/policies/tWE3e4F2jlpKH22mCw0I0Q/signature-sets/GLKMhVlZQFNsMbMRD1EtkQ", "id": "GLKMhVlZQFNsMbMRD1EtkQ", "block": false}]} Based off the key/value pairs on display here, I extrapolated and structured my JSON POST payload as follows to try and add a different existing signature set to the same policy as above -- I deduced that "signatureSet" is the only required JSON key to add here based off the error output that I've been receiving from the REST API and the above signature-set payload: { "signatureSet": "iZvFXdIDR8lEbUdSWttwPQ" } However, I keep getting a 500 error from the REST API stating the following error message error_message:Could not parse/validate the Policy Signature Set. Can\'t use string ("iZvFXdIDR8lEbUdSWttwPQ") as a HASH ref while "strict refs" in use. I don't quite understand what I'm doing wrong here -- is the signature set ID value not the appropriate value to provide here? The REST API Guide hasn't been too helpful as it does not provide signature-set POST sample requests. Appreciate any help and clarification here! Thanks!APM SSO Between NTLM and Forms Based
HI All, I’ve been struggling to get this working and could use some insight. Here’s my setup: I have three applications under the same mycompany.com domain, each with its own virtual server and access policy, all in the same partition. All three currently use NTLM v2 authentication on the application side. Two of them (APP1 and APP2) have full LTM+APM policies with login pages and AD authentication. The third (APP3) uses SSO only. Right now, they all share the same NTLM SSO profile, and everything runs perfectly. To access APP3, if there’s no active APM session, the user is redirected to APP1, logs in there, and then clicks a link to reach APP3 without reauthenticating. Now, APP3 (which is SSO-only) is switching from NTLM to forms-based authentication. For my proof of concept, I replaced the NTLM SSO profile in APP3’s AP policy with a forms SSO profile. However, I can’t get the login to APP3 to work. Instead of getting logged in to the application I get forms authentication page presented to me. In fact, APP3’s web server logs don’t even show any POST requests from APM attempting to submit credentials. APM log does not seem to reveal anything in debug mode. It only shown APP1 access policy being processed but the second you click on the app it records nothing SSO related. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks, AlexKerberos SSO failed for Microsoft Remote Desktop Services
I’m trying to setup Kerberos SSO for Remote Desktop using smartcard and the SSO is not working. After authenticated via F5 against LDAP server and validated, I see icons populated from MS Remote Desktop Web Access, however when I clicked on the icons, it prompted for AD username/password. I know the Kerberos is working because I can see it’s obtained Kerberos tickets in the logs. S4U ======> OK! So I know the Kerberos is working but not able to provide SSO. F5 APM v13 Microsoft Windows 2016; MS RDS Web Access For Remote Desktop profile, I enabled both Single Sign-on and Standalone Client Settings. Any idea?
