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Red / Two Factor

robert.schoen@akuity.com over 9 years ago

Is there a way to layer two factor authentication ontop of the RED device? I know the idea of the RED is to make the VPN tunnel simple to setup and manage, and I like the idea of isolating off a home network. However, is there a way to then have the client laptop have to authenticate via OTP or third party token?

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0 Scott_Klassen over 9 years ago

So you can you link the captive portal to Active Directory
You set the Hotspot type to Backend Authentication and have Active Directory authentication server set in the UTM.

And/or can you link to the Sophos Authenticator
I don't believe this will work for hotspot, users would still need to enter credentials.

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0 Scott_Klassen over 9 years ago

So you can you link the captive portal to Active Directory
You set the Hotspot type to Backend Authentication and have Active Directory authentication server set in the UTM.

And/or can you link to the Sophos Authenticator
I don't believe this will work for hotspot, users would still need to enter credentials.

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