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I will take a look on it.
Ievhen
Feature Request: pre-fill second factor for 'push'
Suggestions/comments/criticisms are welcome here
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My company's VPN uses Duo for 2FA. This means I have a normal User/pass, but I get a secondary prompt from Viscosity entitled "Duo passcode or second factor".
At this prompt, I can either open my Duo app on my phone and enter a code, OR I can type in 'push' and I will get a Duo notification on my phone that I can acknowledge directly.
I'd love it if I could configure Viscosity to automatically enter 'push' in this box for me somewhere in my VPN configuration profile.
At this prompt, I can either open my Duo app on my phone and enter a code, OR I can type in 'push' and I will get a Duo notification on my phone that I can acknowledge directly.
I'd love it if I could configure Viscosity to automatically enter 'push' in this box for me somewhere in my VPN configuration profile.
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Hello James, any news on this feature for now ? Thank you in advance.
Eugene
Eugene
Hi Eugene,
I'm afraid there is nothing to report at this stage.
If you're really hanging out for not being prompted and you are in control of the OpenVPN server you can set it to it always just assumes "push" and never sends a challenge request otherwise (or only sends a challenge request if the first authentication attempt failed).
Cheers,
James
I'm afraid there is nothing to report at this stage.
If you're really hanging out for not being prompted and you are in control of the OpenVPN server you can set it to it always just assumes "push" and never sends a challenge request otherwise (or only sends a challenge request if the first authentication attempt failed).
Cheers,
James
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James wrote:Hi Eugene,Thank you , James.
I'm afraid there is nothing to report at this stage.
If you're really hanging out for not being prompted and you are in control of the OpenVPN server you can set it to it always just assumes "push" and never sends a challenge request otherwise (or only sends a challenge request if the first authentication attempt failed).
Cheers,
James
I will take a look on it.
Ievhen
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