Configuring USB tokens for authentication : Install Rohos Management Tools or Rohos Logon key on administrator’s computer.ģ. Install Rohos Logon Key on the Terminal ServerĢ. OTP tokens, Google Authenticator for example or YubiKey, authentication by using SMS.ġ.Token models/vendors can be used at the same time. TrueToken, RuToken, uaToken, iKey, ePass, Crypto Identity. Any PKCS11 tokens: SafeNet eToken, Securetoken ST3/4, senseLock.Smart-card Java-Card, RFID card Mifare 1K/4K.* Setting up 2-FA by using One-Time-Password technology> * If you are using USB flash drive as a key device: Administrator needs to install Rohos Management Tools or Rohos Logon key on a local PC. USB tokens like eToken, iKey etc (PKCS#11)Ģ) Just a Physical Key (or a key with PIN code)ģ) Key is used only on the client side for fast and convenient login. Installing Rohos Logon Key on a client PC and/or Server:ġ) 2-factor authentication. You should have Windows 2003-2016 Server as your Terminal Server computer to try it.īefore you start please review the type of 2-factor authentication: The type of authentication into Terminal Server In order to try Remote Desktop login by USB key you can download 15-day trial version Rohos Logon Key. Read next to find out how to configure it.Ģ-Factor authentication variety and supported security devices
Any type of One-Time-Password security: by Google Authenticator, YubiKey, SMS authentication or classic OTP tokens.Only encrypted password is stored on USB token.User login + USB key like SafeNet, eToken, iKey, ePass and any other PKCS#11 enabled.Higher security level with two-factor authentication variety: You can use PKCS#11 tokens of different vendors at the same time.You don’t need to install Rohos on a client PC/device you log in from.USB Key can be configured on Terminal Server via Remote Desktop or on local Admin PC.Each generated Key is unique and cannot be duplicated by the user.User must provide USB token each time for login.Allows applying 2-factor authentication by user list or AD user group or only for Remote Desktop users.
After applying 2-FA policy users can log into Remote Desktop session only by using an additional security device. It works by adding two-factor authentication level to existing authentication infrastructure. Integrates into Windows Terminal Services login screen.
Remote Desktop connection with USB token.2-Factor authentication variety and supported devices.Including OTP technology and offers flexible 2-factor authentication Rohos Logon Key supports a variety of authentication devices Rohos Logon Key 2-FA software secures your Terminal Server and allows logging in into Remote Desktop by using a password + hardware USB token.
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