WatchGuard Technologies Water Heater SSL VPN Manuale Utente
Configuring Double-Source Authentication
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and passcode first and then the LDAP password second. Whatever is typed in the first password field is
done last and the second password field is done first.
done last and the second password field is done first.
Changing Password Labels
You can change the password labels to accurately reflect the authentication type with which the user is
logging on and to provide the correct prompt for what the user needs to type. This is useful when the
Firebox SSL VPN Gateway is configured to support third-party authentication types. For example, if
users are required to authenticate using LDAP and Gemalto protiva strong authentication system
(RADIUS), you can change the password labels to reflect what the user needs to type in the fields.
Instead of the labels, Password and Secondary Password, the labels could be Windows domain pass-
word and Gemalto protiva passcode.
The labels can be changed if you are using one-source or double-source authentication.
logging on and to provide the correct prompt for what the user needs to type. This is useful when the
Firebox SSL VPN Gateway is configured to support third-party authentication types. For example, if
users are required to authenticate using LDAP and Gemalto protiva strong authentication system
(RADIUS), you can change the password labels to reflect what the user needs to type in the fields.
Instead of the labels, Password and Secondary Password, the labels could be Windows domain pass-
word and Gemalto protiva passcode.
The labels can be changed if you are using one-source or double-source authentication.
To change the password labels
1
Click the Authentication tab, and under Add an Authentication Realm, click Advanced.
2
In Password label and Secondary password label, type the values for the labels.
3
Click OK
When users log on, they see the new password labels.