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.. Note::
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In most cases, the only reason for a user to exist on the firewall, is so their access
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can be restricted for various services using group management.
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For example, if a user is not restricted by a group, you would only need to provide a
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valid certificate for this user to grant OpenVPN access in its most basic form.
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This concept is also relevant when considering external authentication services
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such as LDAP or RADIUS. Without group restrictions, no user synchronization from
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LDAP or RADIUS to OPNsense is necessary to facilitate authentication.
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It's not always required to have users in your local database, when the remote server
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should merely answer the question if a user offers a valid user/password combination,
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most services can just push this question to the authenticating server. Constraints
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in some cases can be part of the authenticator as well. When the user should login
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to the firewall (for example to change settings or download a profile), a local user
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is always required as it serves as a linking pin to the ACL system.
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Authentication services
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