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User & Device

User & Device

FortiNDR supports remote authentication for administrators using RADIUS or LDAP servers. To use remote authentication, configure the server entries in FortiNDR for each authentication server in your network.

If you have configured RADIUS or LDAP support, FortiNDR contacts the RADIUS or LDAP server for authentication. When you enter a username and password in FortiNDR, FortiNDR sends this username and password to the authentication server. If the server can authenticate the user, FortiNDR authenticates the user. If the server cannot authenticate the user, FortiNDR refuses the connection.

Note

2FA login is supported in with FortiAuthenticator v6.4.5 and higher. Users will be prompted by the GUI to enter a 2FA token code. Push tokens are not supported at this time.
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User & Device

User & Device

FortiNDR supports remote authentication for administrators using RADIUS or LDAP servers. To use remote authentication, configure the server entries in FortiNDR for each authentication server in your network.

If you have configured RADIUS or LDAP support, FortiNDR contacts the RADIUS or LDAP server for authentication. When you enter a username and password in FortiNDR, FortiNDR sends this username and password to the authentication server. If the server can authenticate the user, FortiNDR authenticates the user. If the server cannot authenticate the user, FortiNDR refuses the connection.

Note

2FA login is supported in with FortiAuthenticator v6.4.5 and higher. Users will be prompted by the GUI to enter a 2FA token code. Push tokens are not supported at this time.
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