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[Info]: AOS-CX SSH Support two-factor authentication (2FA)
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[Info]: AOS-CX SSH Support two-factor authentication (2FA)
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Posted Aug 14, 2022 12:09 PM
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AOS-CX support SSH 2fa Authentication.
First Authentication: Local Certificate Authentication.
The username in the user's X.509 certificate is validated against the local user accounts on the switch.
In other words, local user has both authentication and authorization role configured locally.
Incase customer is looking for enhancement like Authorization role need to be downloaded from remote server or so, please reach out to your account team.
Second Authentication: AAA/Radius Authentication.
Second factor Authentication (username and Password) with AAA/Radius server. Check the network connection and reachability to Radius Server before enabling two-factor authentication.
The username and password are validated against the accounts on the RADIUS server and the configured trust anchors.
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Configuring two-factor authentication
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Configuring two-factor authentication
Two-factor authentication is available for added security. In two-factor authentication, X.509 certificate-based authentication is combined with RADIUS authentication. When a user establishes an SSH connection to the switch, two factor-authentication occurs as follows: The username in the user's X.509 certificate is validated against the local user accounts on the switch.
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