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We are looking for 2 factor authentication provider for a standard DNN login, preferably with a QR code setup, so that you can use standard apps to calculate the 6-digit check number and you do not need SMS.

Any suggestions?

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Does it need to be a provider? Because you could use DNN Sharp for the 2factor. I know that Hans created something that worked with authy
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No it is no absolute need, but... a standard provider would be much simpler to implement

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I came across this. Haven't tried it but it sounds interesting. To bad it requires a purchase.

Module: https://store.dnnsoftware...henticator-2fa-login
Module w. Source: https://store.dnnsoftware...henticator-2fa-login

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Posted By dpuff on 04 Dec 2019 10:19 PM

I came across this. Haven't tried it but it sounds interesting. To bad it requires a purchase.

Module: https://store.dnnsoftware...henticator-2fa-login
Module w. Source: https://store.dnnsoftware...henticator-2fa-login

 

This is a new module developed in June 2019. There is a 5-star review for this product: https://store.dnnsoftware...henticator-2fa-login

There is a youtube video for the installation and use of the module: https://youtu.be/omT4wVQGEX4

You can even edit the configuration in web.config to decide which roles you want 2FA to take effect.

The module works for DNN9.2.*, DNN9.3.* and DNN9.4.*. For DNN9.3.*, you have to download fixed DotNetNuke.Website.dll from the download area together with the module, as there is a bug in DNN9.3.* release.

Claim: I am the developer of the module.

 

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The open source "Auth0 Connector" works with "Google Authenticatior" too. I just test that scenario, here is litle overcap:

  1. Install "Auth0 Connector", see here for install package https://github.com/BarryW...DnnProvider/releases
  2. Configure plugin, this can be tricky, but here is more info: https://github.com/BarryW...doc/Configuration.md
  3. Under "Auth0 dashboard-> Connections-> Social" add the "Google provider".
  4. Test if simple login scanario is working.
  5. Now configure multifactor authentication with "Google Authenticator", all settings needs to be done on the Auth0 settings site, nothing changes on DNN site. See here for more info: https://auth0.com/rules/google-multifactor
  6. Install 'Google Authenticatior' app on your mobile.
  7. Test Multi Factor Authentication on your DNN site.

All steps takes about 10 minutes and are quite simple. For any questions please feel free to ask.

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