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Apache Guacamole LDAP with 2FA

Apache Guacamole is a well-known open-source software that helps with remote administration and operations. It permits remote access to multiple systems, on multiple protocols, via a web interface. Furthermore, we can configure this feature into a bastion host, thereby simplifying remote management.

Additionally, Guacamole supports different types of authentication that include multi-factor authentication.

Let’s take a look at how to configure Apache Guacamole with LDAP and 2FA:

1. First, we have to configure the Apache Guacamole to use our LDAP directory for authentication and user management. This includes setting up an LDAP connection as well as configuring the required LDAP parameters, like server name, port number, as well as base DN.
2. Next, we have to configure 2FA for Apache Guacamole. We can use different 2FA methods like one-time passwords (OTP), SMS-based authentication, and so on. Our experts would like to point out that the 2FA method we choose has to be compatible with Apache Guacamole.
3. After we configure LDAP and 2FA, it is time to test the configuration. This involves logging into Apache Guacamole with an LDAP user account and then entering the 2FA code or token. If the above steps were successful, we will be able to log in and access our remote desktops or servers successfully.

Let us know in the comments if you need further help setting up Guacamole LDAP with 2FA.

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Conclusion

In summary, our Support Techs demonstrated how to Guacamole LDAP with 2FA.