Approving the notification results in a successful login. A push notification is generated on the user's mobile device.
Mobile Application Push-Users attempt to log in using their login credentials.Mobile Application OTPs / Hard Token OTPs-Users log in using both their password and OTP at the same time as passwordOTP.At the second login attempt, the user enters the OTP they received into the password field. The login attempt fails, but the user receives an OTP via SMS. SMS-based OTPs-At the first login attempt, the user is prompted for a password.If you set Client Type to Client does not validate username and password when configuring a RADIUS client in the ESA Web Console, both factors (username and password as the first factor, and OTP as the second factor) are verified by ESA.Ĭonfigure the authentication of your VPN connection to use RADIUS authentication pointing to a RADIUS server you configured in ESA Web Console. Client does not validate username and passwordĪll VPNs should support this scenario. ESA differentiates three client types (for example, VPNs) based on the way they handle authentication in an Active Directory (AD) environment.
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