Re: [QUESTION] vpn client and two factor login

2014-11-20T17:49:24+01:00

This depends heavily on the type of VPN you are using, and how it's configured. Typically, the Cisco AnyConnect VPN server will use HOTP/TOTP keys as a 'secondary_password' field — so you enter your username and normal password, *and* the One Time Password. The OpenConnect VPN client can automatically generate the response for that field, using the Yubikey.

But the number of possibilities is fairly much infinite. You could conceivably configure a VPN server to need *only* a Yubikey OTP response which both identifies and authenticates you. Or whatever you want. It's hard to answer a question which is so open-ended.

Statistics: Posted by dwmw2 — Thu Nov 20, 2014 5:49 pm

[QUESTION] vpn client and two factor login

2014-07-27T15:24:02+01:00

Hello,

In general, when conncting using vpn client i need to submit a user name and a password.
Where does the two factor login kicks in? where and when a prompt for the otp password
Should appear and what do i need to do on the client machine for it to show?

Statistics: Posted by cohena — Sun Jul 27, 2014 3:24 pm

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[QUESTION] vpn client and two factor login