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Multi Factor Authentication for Terminal Server
Who has successfully implemented multifactor authentication on there terminal servers?
What solution do you use? What do you like about it? hate about it? cost?
Has any found a way to use client certificates as two factor authentication?
In an ideal world I would love to build a certificate authority and just issue a self signed cert to my company owned machines. If you don't have the cert, you can't login! I just wish it was that easy...
What solution do you use? What do you like about it? hate about it? cost?
Has any found a way to use client certificates as two factor authentication?
In an ideal world I would love to build a certificate authority and just issue a self signed cert to my company owned machines. If you don't have the cert, you can't login! I just wish it was that easy...
Windows Server 2012
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Amit
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I use Microsoft Azure Multifactor Authentication (phonefactor) . Used it before Microsoft bought it several years ago. It ties into the Remote Desktop Gateway as a RADIUS proxy. We pay per use, not per user, so we don't have to worry which fraction of our users actually use it. The hardest part is figuring out how to buy and consume Azure services. We don't need to provision any tokens (hard or soft), so it's really easy for our users.
RSA is the answer for your query.
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Amit can you be more specific? link?
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