Changes between Version 11 and Version 12 of 2faVPN

Timestamp:

02/04/21 12:29:09 (4 years ago)

Author:

dabantz@…

Comment:

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2faVPN

@@ -15 +15 @@
    DO NOT REPEAT steps by clicking multiple times - each click will restart and overwrite the previous result!
 
-4. Send the CSV string with digital serial no, 6 byte private id, 16 bit secret key (like this:)
+4. Send a comma-separated string with [[br]](1) the digital serial no, (2) the 6 byte private id, and (3) the 16 bit secret key [[br]]in that order (like this example:)
     {{{
 4475749, e7fe845755d4, 8184650122dbe50057f968927f224b6a
 }}}
     to IAM or Security, noting your UA Username, which is the Duo account to which the token will be attached.[[br]]
-   NOTE: send the '''text''' in a string, like string above, not a picture of text!
+   NOTE: send the '''text''' in a string, like the string above, not a picture of text!
 
 5. IAM or Security will upload the CSV string to import your token, and assign it to your ID at Duo
 
-6. When integrated (step 5), you can use the !YubiKey to send the second factor passcode: 
-    In the password field type your password followed by comma then touch your key*; that is,
-    {{{
-password,
-}}} 
- then touch your key, which enters a one-time passcode.[[br]]
+
  
 
@@ -70 +65 @@
 will trigger a telephone call to the number that has been enrolled and attached to your Duo account; you will be asked to touch a key on the telephone key pad to complete authentication. If you have multiple phone numbers enrolled and attached to your Duo account, you can specify which to use by typing "phone1" or "phone2".
 
-You can enroll telephone numbers in your Duo account if you are enrolled for use of Duo for SSO (see https://iam.alaska.edu/trac/wiki/mfa for Duo enrollment instructions).
+You can enroll telephone numbers in your Duo account if you are enrolled for use of Duo for SSO (see https://iam.alaska.edu/trac/wiki/mfa for Duo enrollment instructions).[[br]]
+=== !YubiKey for VPN 2nd factor ===
+If registered with Dou as described above, you can use the !YubiKey to send the second factor passcode: 
+    In the password field type your password followed by comma then touch your key*; that is,
+    {{{
+password,
+}}} 
+ then touch your key, which enters a one-time passcode.[[br]]