Then click Save.Īfter this is enabled, all ATA Gateways and Lightweight Gateways listen on port 1813 for RADIUS accounting events. Turn on Radius Accounting, and type the Shared Secret you configured previously on your RRAS VPN Server. In the ATA console, open the ATA Configuration page and go to VPN. This provides additional information to help you investigate alerts reported by ATA. Check the Send RADIUS Account On and Accounting Off messages box and then click OK on all open dialog boxes.ĪTA collects VPN data and identifies when and where credentials are being used via VPN and integrates that data into your investigation. You need to fill it out later in your ATA Configuration. Click Change and type a new shared secret string of alphanumeric characters that you can remember. Under Port, make sure the default of 1813 is configured. In the Add RADIUS Server window, type the Server name of the closest ATA Gateway or ATA Lightweight Gateway. In the Security tab, under Accounting provider, select RADIUS Accounting and click Configure. Right-click the server name and click Properties. Open the Routing and Remote Access console. Perform the following steps on your RRAS server. Configure RADIUS Accounting on the VPN system If you're using a third-party VPN solution, consult their documentation for instructions on how to enable RADIUS Accounting. The example below uses Microsoft Routing and Remote Access Server (RRAS) to describe the VPN configuration process. The ATA Center must be able to access ti. using HTTPS (port 443) so that it can query the location of incoming IP addresses. Open port UDP 1813 on your ATA Gateways and ATA Lightweight Gateways. To enable VPN integration, make sure you set the following parameters: Make sure your ATA Center is configured to support TLS 1.2, as versions 1.1 and 1.0 are no longer be supported.

As of September 2019, the Advanced Threat Analytics VPN geo-location service responsible for detecting VPN locations now exclusively supports TLS 1.2.

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