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RSA Authentication Agent 8.0 for Web for IIS
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My company has SecureID Authentication Manager 8 with hardware tokens and needs to add Web IIS two-factor authentication
We are researching your RSA Authentication Agent 8.0 for Web for IIS as a possible solution.
We have both MS IIS servers hosting web pages and other 3rd party Venders on dedicated servers with web access using AD authentication with user names and password.
My question is this:
In your documentation: The RSA Authentication Agent 8.0 for Web for IIS Installation and Configuration Guide
Chapter 1 Types of User Access
Allow users access to URLs “on other servers” that the Web Agent protects in the same domain or in multiple domains
Does this statement indicate that I can use you Web Agent and RSA token with AD authentication to provide two-factor authentication to the 3rd party web access?
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An RSA web agent that understands 'domain cookies', like IIS or Apache agent. There are separate things done with SSO and apps the agent is 'aware' of like Sharepoint (the docs discuss this). To go deeper into your specific setup and needs should open a support case, rather than leak private details here on the public forums, or go too far in a technical discussion. This way we can get your exact setup and needs and work on specific ideas or plans.
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It means if both web sites use RSA agent for web, authenticating on one, then being redirected to another protected web site, the agent on the target site reads a cookie and sees the user is still authenticated and not expired, and lets them in without needing to retype a new passcode.
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So what is the architecture for this scenario?
I assume the Web Client must be installed on the AD Servers, MS Web Hosting Server and 3rd party Web hosting server.
Robert McNair
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Enterprise Voice Services
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An RSA web agent that understands 'domain cookies', like IIS or Apache agent. There are separate things done with SSO and apps the agent is 'aware' of like Sharepoint (the docs discuss this). To go deeper into your specific setup and needs should open a support case, rather than leak private details here on the public forums, or go too far in a technical discussion. This way we can get your exact setup and needs and work on specific ideas or plans.
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The Open a Support Case link is not working.
Is there a requirement on my account for this to work?
Robert McNair
UC Engineer
DoD Enterprise VoIP Branch (SE53)
Office 301-225-4194
DSN 312-375-4194
VoSIP 302-375-4990
Cell 443-758-7859
