Article ID: 984
Last updated: 01 May, 2018
Two-Factor Authentication on CentOS for root user Server level activities 1. Install the open source Google Authenticator PAM module Client level activities Manually add an account on Google Authenticator for SSH: OR Install and Configure an OTP smartphone app Please download the Google Authenticator apps on your smart phone to generate the verification code. Note: Clear Google Authenticator application's cache every 30 days to work it properly. Now when user will try to login the root access through putty or SSH they need to provide the validation code before the root password . Two-Factor Authentication on CentOS for mornal user 1. Login to the root user. 2. Then create the user.
5. Now user can login to server's shell prompt as below given screenshot using Two-Factor Authentication.
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Article ID: 984
Last updated: 01 May, 2018
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