Windows

NOTE: This process will require Admin right or access on installing this CENTAGATE OS Logon.

1. Download the Windows setup on the Windows machine where you want to implement the 2FA.

Figure 1: CENTAGATE OS Logon setup.exe

2. Run setup.exe . Click Next to start the installation.

Figure 2: CENTAGATE OS Logon Setup

3. Select the Authentication Protocol you wish to apply, either RADIUS or RESTful Web API.

NOTE: Please contact your admin and confirm the authentication protocol that you want to select before proceed.

RADIUS
RESTful Web API

Figure 3:  CENTAGATE Windows Logon Authentication Protocol Options

Radius Protocol

a. Enter the primary authentication server credential and select the Primary Radius Authentication Options according to authentication server configuration. Click Next to proceed.

Figure 4: RADIUS protocol setup primary server URL, integration key and secret key setup

b. Tick Use Primary Auth Configurations if the secondary server authentication configurations are the same as primary server. Click Next to proceed.

Below are the secondary server configurations that affected for RADIUS:

  • Integration Key
  • RADIUS Shared Secret
  • RADIUS Authentication Options

Figure 5: RADIUS protocol setup secondary server URL, integration key and secret key setup

Figure 6: Enable Use Primary Auth Configuration in RADIUS protocol

c. Tick Enable Emergency Password to enable logon component to be able to use this password to login to Windows OS. Click Next to proceed.

Figure 7: Enable Emergency Password

d. Choose the required cases when 2FA will prompt. Click Next to proceed.

Figure 8: Required 2FA cases

e. Restart the system once the installation finished

Figure 9: OS final stage to setup

RestFul Web Api Protocol

a. If RESTful Web API was selected, enter the primary authentication server credential and select the Primary Web API Authentication options according to authentication server configuration. Click Next to proceed.

Figure 10: Web API protocol setup primary server URL, integration key and secret key setup

b. Tick Use Primary Auth Configurations if the secondary server authentication configurations are the same as primary server. Click Next to proceed.

Below are the secondary server configurations that affected for WebAPI:

  • Integration Key
  • Secret Key
  • WebAPI Authentication Options

Figure 11: Web API protocol setup secondary server URL, integration key and secret key setup

Figure 12: Enable Use Primary Auth Configuration in Web API protocol

c. Tick Enable Emergency Password to enable logon component to be able to use this password to login to Windows OS. Click Next to proceed.

Figure 13: Web API protocol setup primary server URL, integration key and secret key setup

d. Choose the required cases when 2FA will prompt. Click Next to proceed.

Figure 14: Required 2FA cases

e. Restart the system once the installation finished.

Figure 15: OS final stage to setup