Flex H Series - 2FA Page with FQDN
Hello together
We would like to have a possibility to assign an FQDN to the 2-FA page. However, this would require the internal DNS to be accessible before verifying with the 2-FA. The reason for our request is that we would like to store a certificate on the firewall so that the browser no longer displays the message that the page is insecure.
Best regards
Niklas R.
System Enginner @ DQ Solutions in Switzerland
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Hi @Rathos ,
Based on your screenshot, it appears you're inquiring about Remote VPN access. When using a remote access VPN to establish a tunnel, all traffic is encapsulated within the encrypted tunnel, so it is acceptable for the 2FA page to use non-HTTPS links.
To meet your requirements, the 2FA authentication URL can be changed from HTTPS to HTTP. For example, changing from https://10.10.1.2:4433 to http://10.10.1.2:4433. Please refer to the configuration here:
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what they want is this from FLEX200
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Hi Judy
We would still prefer using an FQDN for a more professional appearance. Would we be able to switch to User-Defined and then access the authorization page via an FQDN using the WAN IP, as Peter mentioned?
Best regards
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Hi @Rathos ,
You can try to use the configuration on H series.
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