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AgnerDNS
New Member
January 14, 2025
Question

Is it possible to use google authenticator for forticlient VPN SSL instead of fortitoken?

  • January 14, 2025
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I'm new to Fortigate and I need to get MFA working for SSLVPN users from an LDAP Server. With other manufacturers, such as Sophos, I just need to enable MFA for users and have them read the QR code in their respective authentication app. With Fortigate, do I need to use Fortitoken mobile exclusively?

Another question: is it true that to use MFA with Fortigate, I need to pay for a token?

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funkylicious
SuperUser
SuperUser
January 14, 2025

For FortiToken indeed, you would need to acquire either FortiTokens and activate them directly on the firewall, or FortiToken Cloud or via FortiAuthenticator+licenses for FortiToken Mobile ( FTM ).

You can use EntraID and the MFA that it offers you, if you have a Azure tenant.

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AgnerDNS
AgnerDNSAuthor
New Member
January 14, 2025

So basically any integration I want to do with MFA, whether it's extracting seed or using fortitoken, do I need to pay for a license?

funkylicious
SuperUser
SuperUser
January 14, 2025

You would only need a license for the 2FA/MFA solution that you are using.

If you are using let's say Microsoft Authenticator because you have a Azure subscription/tenant, you don't need any license on the firewall for using it.

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