Simple Login Push Login 1. Product Documentation This document is an installation guide for the OpenOTP Authentication Provider for AD FS 3.0 / 4.0. Hence, the installation or configuration of WebADM, including token registration is not covered in this guide. For installation and usage guides to WebADM refer to the RCDevs WebADM Installation Guide and the RCDevs WebADM Administrator Guide available through the RCDevs’ online documentation library. 2. Product Overview The OpenOTP Authentication Provider for AD FS is a component that integrates the RCDevs OpenOTP one-time password authentication into an Active Directory Federation Services server, adding OpenOTP authentication as a possible MFA option in the AD FS Management tool.

1. Overview This documentation provides comprehensive guidance on integrating RCDevs solutions with Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) methods for secure and efficient user and computer authentication. 802.1X is a specific IEEE standard that deals with network access control and authentication. It is used to ensure that only authorized devices and users can access a network. Here are the key points about 802.1X: Authentication: 802.1X provides a framework for authenticating devices or users before they are granted access to a network.

1. Overview In that documentation, we will explain how to configure OpenOTP multi-factor authentication on your Microsoft Network Policy Server. As a practical example, we will configure NPS with Microsoft Remote Access Server for VPN use. For this recipe, you will need to have a WebADM, OpenOTP and Radius Bridge installed and configured. Please refer to WebADM Installation Guide, WebADM Manual and Radius Bridge Manual for instructions on these. Your Microsoft Network Policy Server and Remote Access Server should be installed and configured for VPN (PPTP, SSTP) use.

Normal Login flow Simple Login flow Push Login flow 1. Product Documentation This document is an installation guide for the OpenOTP Credential Provider for Windows. Hence, the installation or configuration of WebADM, including token registration is not covered in this guide. For installation and usage guides to WebADM refer to the RCDevs WebADM Installation Guide and the RCDevs WebADM Administrator Guide available through the RCDevs online documentation Website. 2. Product Overview The OpenOTP Credential Provider for Windows is a component that integrates the RCDevs OpenOTP one-time password authentication into the Windows login process.

1. Overview This tutorial will explain to you how to configure WebADM/OpenOTP servers and OpenOTP Credential Provider for Windows to authenticate local users using 2-factor authentication. We will also explain how to authenticate your users with OpenOTP and OpenOTP Credential Provider for Windows on a computer out of the domain. Both scenarios require an LDAP server to store user metadata (Token metadata needs to be stored on a user account in WebADM even for local account authentication).

How To Configure MS Remote Desktop Services and RDWeb portal with OpenOTP Note OpenOTP plugin for Remote Desktop Web portal works on Windows Server 2012, 2016, 2019 & 2022. 1. Prerequisites 1.1 Remote Desktop Services Infrastructure In this post, we will assume an existing Remote Desktop Services infrastructure installed and available. This post will not cover how to set up RDS. Please refer to the Microsoft documentation and/or the TechNet blog for details about how to install and configured Microsoft documentation.