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two factor authentication

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  • 1.  two factor authentication

    Posted Nov 28, 2012 06:09 PM

    I am having my first IT audit since installing the Aruba system.  We have a small location with a 650 controller and APs.  they had few concerns with the guest network, however the employee network that we use for ipad connections they had issues.  We use a Radius server for Active Directory authentication, however they want to add another layer.  is there a way to have a white list of MAC address for clients that can access the system, and still require the user to log in?  



  • 2.  RE: two factor authentication

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Nov 28, 2012 06:17 PM

    You could add a mac authentication profile and a mac authentication server group (usually internal) to the AAA profile and then make the default mac authentication role the "logon" role.

     

    This will forward them to a webpage where they would be forced to authenticate.