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PROTECT YOUR ENTERPRISE WIRELESS NETWORKS

The only solution which supports OTP for WIFI

Most companies are now equipped with an Enterprise WIFI from Cisco or similar network device vendors. Wifi provides over-the-air bridging to your corporate infrastructure and also needs to be secured accordingly.

OpenOTP for Wifi provides both single factor and multi-factor authentication over the common Wifi standards. The supported authentication protocols are Wifi Enterprise over RADIUS with EAP-GTC (commonly used by Cisco) and EAP-TTLS-PAP. Any other Wifi protocols is not compatible with OpenOTP and OTP technologies in general.

Wifi Zone

AUTHENTICATION METHODS

Our solution for Wifi provides Two-Factor with all OpenOTP One-Time Password methods:

SOFTWARE TOKENS

OATH Event, Time and Challenge -based

HARDWARE TOKENS

OATH Event, Time and Challenge -based

SOFTWARE TOKENS

Mobile-OTP (mOTP) Software Tokens

YUBICO TOKENS

YubiKey Standard, Nano

ON-DEMAND SMS

SMS OTP (On-Demand)

PREFETCHED SMS

SMS OTP (Prefetched)

MAILBOX

Mail and Secure Mail OTP (PIN Mailer)

PRINTED LIST

Printed OATH One-Time Password Lists

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OpenOTP Server

OpenOTP Radius Bridge

The only solution which supports OTP for WIFI

OpenOTP Two-Factor for Wifi access does not support the challenged OTP mode. It also requires password concatenation where the OTP password is concatenated with the domain password. Its usage is simple: Users select the network SSID and are prompted for their password(s). A WebADM client policy for your OpenOTP Wifi will let you decide if the users should login with domain password only, the OTP password only or both passwords concatenated.

More about EAP

EAP-TLS (EAP Transport Layer Security) was subsequently defined by IETF RFC 5216. The protocol was created as an open standard leveraging the TLS (Transport Layer Security) protocol and has found wide-spread support with the various wireless vendors on the market. It primarily consists of the original EAP authentication protocol and is still considered to be one of the most secure EAP standards on the market.