Supports Google Authenticator and other OATH tokens
GreenRADIUS supports Google Authenticator and other Authenticator apps, such as Microsoft Authenticator, Authy, FreeOTP, and more.
- YubiKeys programmed in OATH-HOTP mode are also supported.
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Take advantage of the versatility of GreenRADIUS, from the different integrations, tokens, and LDAPs supported.
GreenRADIUS MFA can integrate with a wide range of applications and systems, such as Windows Logon, VPN, Linux SSH, network equipment, ADFS, websites, and more.
VEIW OUR PLANSGreenRADIUS supports Google Authenticator and other Authenticator apps, such as Microsoft Authenticator, Authy, FreeOTP, and more.
GreenRADIUS and our Windows 2FA agent can be deployed to enforce two-factor authentication on Windows PCs and servers.
With our Windows Logon solution, organizations can easily deploy this 2FA security layer across their Windows PCs and servers and manage 2FA policies by users and groups. Users will also find the solution easy to use.GreenRADIUS supports Google Authenticator and other Authenticator apps, such as Microsoft Authenticator, Authy, FreeOTP, and more. YubiKeys programmed in OATH-HOTP mode are also supported.
"Once your GreenRADIUS server is up and running, that’s what it keeps doing, running without any issues."
"The migration from YubiRADIUS to GreenRADIUS was very easy and well-documented. The change also allowed us to add the OATH Module to give our end users more authentication options. Green Rocket Security has been one of our best vendors to work with, and we would recommend them to anyone looking to implement two-factor authentication."
Administrators can easily manage GreenRADIUS with a web admin interface accessible with any web browser.
GreenRADIUS can be deployed in your network and behind your firewall, ensuring more control of security.
GreenRADIUS can be deployed in a HA cluster so any instance can authenticate a login request.
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