[TriLUG] two factor authentication and remote VPN

[James Tuttle]

> Doing openvpn here, using password secured certs... not two factor in
> the sense you probably mean it, but certainly two factors, something you
> have (the cert) and something you know (the pass)

Yes, this is how I understand it.  I run OpenVPN on my desktop at work 
and use a X509 key and a password.  NC State runs it's Cisco VPN using 
only a group and user password.  I'm hoping that the X509 key challenge 
happens before an opportunity to present a password happens.

James

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