Fri, 5 Apr 2024 11:22:32 -0400
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I would totally love to hear more on this from people since we are mostly a
Google org and only have a few windows devices and a small AD domain.
We're looking at more than just 2FA on AD. We need it for our VPN as well.
Firstlight manages our egress with Meraki. Tying 2FA to a VPN with Meraki
requires a RADIUS server for it to point to from what we understand.
We're considering Duo. I think that cost was like $3/user/month maybe?
That part seems easy enough to set up once I get there but I'm currently in
the middle of bashing my head against my desk trying to get some old
neurons from a decade ago on setting up an NPS and tying it into a CA to
fire off. Most information out there seems to be geared toward people with
knowledge a bit newer and more robust than what I have. Probably going to
be best for us to pay for a public cert since our vendors are going to be
using the VPN.
On Fri, Apr 5, 2024 at 11:11 AM Robert Wickberg <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:
> We got a "friendly reminder" from VSBIT that they would like us to be
> using 2FA for active directory for privileged accounts, which in our case
> is really only the administrator account. For those of you that have
> implemented 2FA for AD, what did you use to do it, and, if you don't mind,
> what did it cost?
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