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- | Remote access is often a risky proposition, | + | Remote access is often a risky proposition, |
- | We recommend organizations standardize on an authentication protocol and choose products and plan implementations around that choice. | + | We recommend organizations standardize on an authentication protocol and choose products and plan implementations around that choice. |
To install pam-radius on Ubuntu: | To install pam-radius on Ubuntu: | ||
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- | Now we just need to tell pam-radius where to proxy the authentication requests. | + | Now we just need to tell pam-radius where to proxy the authentication requests. |
Now we need to tell PAM to use radius for authentication for SSH/ | Now we need to tell PAM to use radius for authentication for SSH/ | ||
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+ | Just above the line: | ||
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+ | @include common-auth'' | ||
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+ | That's all there is to it. Users will still need an account on the system. | ||
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+ | While we think you should use two-factor authentication (surprise, we sell it!). This same setup can be used with [[https:// |