External authentication¶
Some of the authentication methods, require defining connections to external authentication servers. These are:
Authentication servers configuration page
Authentication servers configuration page enables adding new and editing existing authentication servers.
To open the authentication servers configuration page, select > .
Adding a new external authentication server
To add an external authentication server, proceed as follows.
- Select > .
 - Click .
 
- Select authentication service type.
 - Provide configuration parameters depending on selected authentication system type.
 
| Parameter | Description | 
|---|---|
| CERB | |
| Host | Server’s IP address. | 
| Port | Port used to establish connections with given server. | 
| Bind address | IP address used for sending requests to given host. | 
| Secret | Secret used to establish server connection. | 
| Service | CERB service used for authenticating Fudo PAM users. | 
| RADIUS | |
| Host | Server’s IP address. | 
| Port | Port used to establish connections with given server. | 
| Bind address | IP address used for sending requests to given host. | 
| Secret | Secret used to establish server connection. | 
| NAS ID | RADIUS server NAS-Identifier parameter. | 
| LDAP | |
| Host | Server’s IP address. | 
| Port | Port used to establish connections with given server. | 
| Bind address | IP address used for sending requests to given host. | 
| User DN template | Template containing a path which will be used to create queries to LDAP server. | 
| Active Directory | |
| Host | Server’s IP address. | 
| Port | Port used to establish connections with given server. | 
| Bind address | IP address used for sending requests to given host. | 
| Domain | Domain which will be used for authenticating users in Active Directory. | 
Note
Labeled IP addresses
In case of cluster configuration, select a labeled IP address from the Bind address drop-down list and make sure that other nodes have IP addresses assigned to this label. For more information refer to the Labeled IP addresses topic.
- Click .
 
Editing authentication server definition
To edit an authorization server definition, proceed as follows.
- Select > .
 - Find the server definition and change its configuration as desired.
 - Click .
 
Deleting authentication server definition
To delete authentication server definition, proceed as follows.
- Select > .
 - Find desired server definition and select Delete.
 - Click .
 
SMS authentication definition¶
- Select > .
 - Choose SMS Authentication tab.
 
- Input Token length.
 
Note
The token’s length should be in the range of 4-16.
- Input Account ID.
 - Input Product token.
 - Input API address and its port.
 
Note
The values for Account ID, Product token and API address are given by CM.COM service. You need to have a registered account there to be able to obtain the required information.
- Click .
 - Go to > .
 
- Find and select the user for whom you want to enable SMS authentication.
 
- Input a phone number in the Phone input field.
 - Under the Authentication section choose Type: 
SMS. - From a First factor drop-down list choose 
Static passwordorExternal authentication(AD or LDAP). 
- Click .
 
- Log in to the portal with SMS code.
 
DUO authentication definition¶
- Download and install Duo Mobile phone application.
 - Sign up for a personal account on Duo Security.
 
- Select > for DUO Authentication configuration.
 
- Choose DUO Authentication tab.
 
- Input from the personal Duo Security profile: API address, Integration key and Secret key.
 
- Click .
 - Go to > .
 
- Find and select the user for whom you want to enable DUO authentication.
 
- Under Authentication section choose Type: 
DUO. - From a First factor drop-down list choose 
Static passwordorExternal authentication(AD or LDAP). - Input DUO username.
 - Input DUO user id.
 
- Click .
 
Log in to the portal by tapping Accept on push notification from Duo Mobile application.
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