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After WebADm, whats next? How to sync it with Active directory and with Google authenticator?
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After WebADm, whats next? How to sync it with Active directory and with Google authenticator?

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Hi Experts,<br />
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I am doing 2 factor authentication for SSL VPN users and active directory user who all r connecting server via RDP. I need 2 factor authetication with WEBADM, OpenOTP and google autheticator. This is firts time i am doing this server. I dont know much about this. Please help me to do this on CentOS 6.5<br />
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-Abhijit
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Hi Experts,

I am doing 2 factor authentication for SSL VPN users and active directory user who all r connecting server via RDP. I need 2 factor authetication with WEBADM, OpenOTP and google autheticator. This is firts time i am doing this server. I dont know much about this. Please help me to do this on CentOS 6.5

-Abhijit

Need to configure OpenOTP with webadm and google authenticator for 2factor authetication integrated with Active directory.

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