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Applying 2FA, RSA, MFA to website log on.

jimmy_mccubbins over 1 year ago

Looking for a "simple" way to add another layer of security to logging into SW.

We want to use RSA/MFA but SW does not support this.

Anyone applied this to their environment yet?

support.solarwinds.com/.../Multi-factor-Authentication-MFA-and-the-Orion-Web-Console

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christopher.t.jones123 over 1 year ago +1 suggested

jimmy_mccubbins , it is not natively supported, however, as indicated in the article you can move authentication to SAML. After you do this then MFA can be enforced via the SAML provider (along with any…

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0 christopher.t.jones123 over 1 year ago

jimmy_mccubbins, it is not natively supported, however, as indicated in the article you can move authentication to SAML. After you do this then MFA can be enforced via the SAML provider (along with any additional security measures are available with that provider) . This is the easiest way to implement MFA in my experience.

documentation.solarwinds.com/.../core-users-saml-authentication.htm
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0 christopher.t.jones123 over 1 year ago

jimmy_mccubbins, it is not natively supported, however, as indicated in the article you can move authentication to SAML. After you do this then MFA can be enforced via the SAML provider (along with any additional security measures are available with that provider) . This is the easiest way to implement MFA in my experience.

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