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Two factor authentication with OTP using privacyIDEA and FreeRADIUS on CentOS In this howto we will show, how you can set up a the two factor authentication and management system privacyIDEA on Cent OS 6.5. privacyIDEA is a system that can manage authentication devices - especially OTP tokens of any kind. We will set up the system to be served via Apache2, store the token information in a MySQL database and provide authentication via FreeRADIUS server, thus being able to add two factor authentication to all services accessible via RADIUS like SSL VPNs and pam_radius.

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By: Alexander
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Hi there!!

Any chance to have this Howto for Ubuntu, Please?

Thanks!!

Alex

By: Matt
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Enabling OTP to increase security doesn't make a lot of sense if you disable SElinux.

This tutorial is good, but it should be enhanced by leaving SElinux enabled.

By: Bob Thomson
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There is some useful info on how to get SE Linux set-up on the server side of Privacy Idea here - https://github.com/privacyidea/privacyidea/issues/477