google authenticator 2FA exception based on ip/host?
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I would like to be able to whitelist hosts and/or ip addresses that will not have to use 2FA on my server, is that possible? Can't find the answer anywhere.
I have found a few solutions where you could create a group and put all users there and force 2FA, and a few other options but not the one I am looking for.
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networking server ip
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I would like to be able to whitelist hosts and/or ip addresses that will not have to use 2FA on my server, is that possible? Can't find the answer anywhere.
I have found a few solutions where you could create a group and put all users there and force 2FA, and a few other options but not the one I am looking for.
networking server ip
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Put auth sufficient pam_access.so before your auth required pam_google_authenticator.soline.
And in /etc/security/access.conf you add whitelist ip like +:ALL:<ip>
sufficient means it will not try further pam module if successful, but if it fails, it will continue to try next module.
reference: https://linux.die.net/man/5/pam.d
answered Dec 13 at 14:40
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Thanks. And, can I use a wildcard in that ip set in the access.conf?
– MOR23
Dec 13 at 19:12
Look into/etc/security/access.conf, there are examples. For192.168.101.*, just type+:ALL:192.168.101, or you can use netmask
– Alvin Liang
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Put auth sufficient pam_access.so before your auth required pam_google_authenticator.soline.
And in /etc/security/access.conf you add whitelist ip like +:ALL:<ip>
sufficient means it will not try further pam module if successful, but if it fails, it will continue to try next module.
reference: https://linux.die.net/man/5/pam.d
answered Dec 13 at 14:40
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Thanks. And, can I use a wildcard in that ip set in the access.conf?
– MOR23
Dec 13 at 19:12
Look into/etc/security/access.conf, there are examples. For192.168.101.*, just type+:ALL:192.168.101, or you can use netmask
– Alvin Liang
Dec 14 at 2:10
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Put auth sufficient pam_access.so before your auth required pam_google_authenticator.soline.
And in /etc/security/access.conf you add whitelist ip like +:ALL:<ip>
sufficient means it will not try further pam module if successful, but if it fails, it will continue to try next module.
reference: https://linux.die.net/man/5/pam.d
answered Dec 13 at 14:40
Alvin Liang
5967
Thanks. And, can I use a wildcard in that ip set in the access.conf?
– MOR23
Dec 13 at 19:12
Look into/etc/security/access.conf, there are examples. For192.168.101.*, just type+:ALL:192.168.101, or you can use netmask
– Alvin Liang
Dec 14 at 2:10
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Put auth sufficient pam_access.so before your auth required pam_google_authenticator.soline.
And in /etc/security/access.conf you add whitelist ip like +:ALL:<ip>
sufficient means it will not try further pam module if successful, but if it fails, it will continue to try next module.
reference: https://linux.die.net/man/5/pam.d
answered Dec 13 at 14:40
Alvin Liang
5967
Put auth sufficient pam_access.so before your auth required pam_google_authenticator.soline.
And in /etc/security/access.conf you add whitelist ip like +:ALL:<ip>
sufficient means it will not try further pam module if successful, but if it fails, it will continue to try next module.
reference: https://linux.die.net/man/5/pam.d
answered Dec 13 at 14:40
Alvin Liang
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answered Dec 13 at 14:40
Alvin Liang
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answered Dec 13 at 14:40
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answered Dec 13 at 14:40
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Thanks. And, can I use a wildcard in that ip set in the access.conf?
– MOR23
Dec 13 at 19:12
Look into/etc/security/access.conf, there are examples. For192.168.101.*, just type+:ALL:192.168.101, or you can use netmask
– Alvin Liang
Dec 14 at 2:10
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Thanks. And, can I use a wildcard in that ip set in the access.conf?
– MOR23
Dec 13 at 19:12
Look into/etc/security/access.conf, there are examples. For192.168.101.*, just type+:ALL:192.168.101, or you can use netmask
– Alvin Liang
Dec 14 at 2:10
Thanks. And, can I use a wildcard in that ip set in the access.conf?
– MOR23
Dec 13 at 19:12
Thanks. And, can I use a wildcard in that ip set in the access.conf?
– MOR23
Dec 13 at 19:12
Look into
/etc/security/access.conf, there are examples. For 192.168.101.*, just type +:ALL:192.168.101, or you can use netmask– Alvin Liang
Dec 14 at 2:10
Look into
/etc/security/access.conf, there are examples. For 192.168.101.*, just type +:ALL:192.168.101, or you can use netmask– Alvin Liang
Dec 14 at 2:10
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