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SSL VPN with Smartcard
Hi,
I want to configure a SSL VPN with a Smartcard authentication.
Is this possible?
Fortigate Version: 6.4.8 build1914
FortiClient version: 6.4.6.1658
Regards
Chris
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Hello,
2-factor authentication is possible with Fortinet mobile or hardware tokens.
Refer to https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.0.6/administration-guide/323465/fortitokens for the start.
Regards
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Client-certificate-based authentication is definitely supported, even when the certificates are stored on a smartcard. I handled a handful of support tickets in the past where customers were using this.
With that said, be aware that weird edgecases do exist and can cause compatibility issues, so please make sure to perform some tests of your chosen smartcard + PC + FortiClient + FortiGate before you commit to it.
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@pminarik - Interesting...Do you have any implementation documentation for this ?
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There's heaps of documents for client-certificate-based SSL-VPN authentication, in various states of up-to-date-ness. Try this for example - https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.4.4/administration-guide/266506/ssl-vpn-with-certific...
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Thanks all, I'm on the right track.
