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×Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) is a networking protocol which is used to authenticate and authorize users accessing a remote network. It is an Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) protocol that manages network access and provides centralized AAA. A few popular VPN clients using the Radius protocol include Cisco, Fortinet, OpenVPN and many more.
miniOrange secures access to your VPN Clients by adding an second factor of authentication (2FA). This improves security as it reduces avenues for phishing attacks, and also improves access to your applications.
Follow the steps given below to configure your Radius application.
Field | Action |
Client Name | Any name for your reference. |
Client IP Address | IP address of VPN server which will send Radius authentication request. |
Shared Secret | Security key. For Eg. "sharedsecret" (Keep this with you, you will need to configure same on VPN Server). |
Include Password & OTP in same Request | Check this option for clients which takes password and the OTP in same request. Otherwise keep it unchecked. |
Send Groups in Response | Enable this to send user groups as Vendor-Specific Group Attributes. |
Radius Accounting | Enable this if you wish to receive accounts of your usage to your radius server. |
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