This post is not talking about recovering from a failed data center or Azure Site recovery procedures. No, it’s just “simple” recovery when everything went down for whatever kind of reason. I mean, we are humans and we make mistakes. Even in an environment as Azure they make mistakes. Remember …
In this post I am configuring a test case for Multi-Factor Authentication. We are going to convert a existing remote desktop gateway deployment with username / password authentication and a central NPS running on ADC to use the MFA. As I like to use oneNote with pen on my Surface …
In this blog post we are going to continue to support the MFA user portal and extend it with the Mobile App application. The URL for the mobile apps can be found here: Apple: https://itunes.apple.com/kn/app/multi-factor-authentication/id475844606?mt=8 Windows Store: http://www.windowsphone.com/nl-nl/store/app/multi-factor-auth/0a9691de-c0a1-44ee-ab96-6807f8322bd1 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.phonefactor.phonefactor&hl=en First we need to install the web server sdk on the MFA …
in this post we are going to configure the User Portal for Multi Factor Authentication. Before we can run the installer from the MFA console we need to install IIS Web service. As this is in my Lab environment I choose to co-locate it on the MFA server and use …
Now we have our first MFA server running it is time to extend the functionality to other roles. We are going to install the ADFS adapter on the ADFS server. There are 2 ways to install ADFS adapter. The next write up is in my opinion the easiest one as …
In this blog post we are going to install and configure Multi Factor Authentication for on premise purposes. I will divide it a couple of sections. Setup Azure MFA Provider and install first server (this post) Configure ADFS MFA integration Configure User Portal Install MFA Mobile and Web Service SDK …
