Protecting Applications

We tested DUO with our SonicWALL SRA 1600 VPN appliance for 2FA last fall and the prompt that is supposed to ask if you want push, text or phone call would not display. Instead a push would be automatically generated with no choices presented. I was...

The setup for Duo application to integrate with Microsoft Azure AD is fairly striaght forward. I have an application that uses SAML to authenticate the user with Azure directory. A conditional rule is then used to trigger Duo 2FA. Then in my Duo po...

I have been tasked with setting up the Device Management Portal, and I have little to no coding experience. That being said, here is where I am at: I have an internal web server (Windows 2012 R2 w/ IIS 8.5) up and running properly.I followed these in...

Users try to log into Work Resources in Windows RD Desktop. On clicking on an application, they get a Duo Push notification and select approve. Within 10-20 seconds they get a second notification and hit approve again. The app then launches successfu...

We have been experiencing an issue with performing and in-place using Group Policy. Can someone tell me the steps to successfully upgrade our existing deployment. Thank You.

Could Dou Windows Authentication client be configured to forward it’s logs to a syslog server?

Hello, I am new to the DUO products but interested in what you have available. So far i’ve been able to install and configure the duo_pam for ssh access with no issues. I also have a the “DUO Access 30 day trial edition” with Openldap Directory Sync....

Is there any plan to support TruSona or Yoti by Duo as an authentication factor?

We installed Duo on our Windows Remote Desktop Server. It is working good, except when a user leaves there computer and then returns they receive the following message: ‘Your remote Desktop Services session ended because the remote computer didn’t re...

The DAG FAQ has a section on adding these for DAGs running on windows, where you add an additional section to C:\inetpub\wwwroot\dag\www\web.config. Is there an equivalent for Linux? Is it necessary? It seems like it might be, I’m having some diff...