Duo 2FA for RDP and Windows Logon

[@IsmaA-zi7nb]

Nice presentation, thanks !

[@colbyliy9058]

Good information. Thank you 👍

[@NetworkWizkid]

Thank you and thank you for watching

[@Shabab2426]

small client - added and RDP for 3 users and DUO. RDP is facing the internet with a different port then 3389. Client does not want a VPN in addition to Duo - Any thoughts if this is secure enough or if there is some other security feature to add?

[@NetworkWizkid]

Have you thought about using the Duo Network Gateway? This is VPNless and would allow you the ability to allow remote users to connect to RDP clients without exposing 3389 directly to the Internet. Let me know if you want more details.

[@Shabab2426]

@@NetworkWizkid Thanks for the reply - no, I was not aware of it. Please send more info.

[@NetworkWizkid]

Here are some resources that will help: - DNG Deployment Series Playlist - This will give you a good idea of what the DNG is, how its deployed and how you can protect RDP sessions amongst other things: kzbin.info/aero/PLe-X5QS7NJKVKOyPc82Y6zf94LDg5LA_h - Duo DNG documentation: duo.com/docs/dng - Duo licensing: duo.com/editions-and-pricing The DNG should help meet your requirements while adding 2FA and additional security features as called out in the above links. I hope that helps but if you've got any other questions do let me know.

[@naccloud1670]

awesome. thanks

[@NetworkWizkid]

You're welcome! Thank you for watching.

[@alexandra.vasquez]

Hi, thank you for sharing. I would appreciate your help cause i have 2 local account on my win. the new user that you create at the min 43 would replace one of these local accounts on windows or they are only who can acces to the windows general screen ? thank you

[@NetworkWizkid]

Hey, The users you add to Duo are the user accounts that will be used to access the machine. If the machine is domain joined, then you would need to make sure that the relevant accounts are in Duo. Likewise, if the users are local accounts, then you would also add those users to Duo too. Adding accounts to Duo doesn't replace any Windows account, we are simply just matching your local users and/or domain-joined users with the users in Duo so that we can carry out MFA. I hope that helps and thank you for watching.

[@alexandra.vasquez]

@@NetworkWizkid allright, Ill try thx :)

[@dhjoubert39]

I tried Duo o Windows server 2016. Logging in on RDP, it didn't show me the Duo page, it just refused to log me in. I had to disable it. Do you have any idea why?

[@NetworkWizkid]

It could be a number of things, so its hard to say without seeing it. I recommend that you take a look at the Duo FAQ's: duo.com/docs/rdp-faq and the installation guide: duo.com/docs/rdp

[@dhjoubert39]

@@NetworkWizkid Thanks.

[@dhjoubert39]

@@NetworkWizkid I found the issue. I tested on my desktop, but my server login username was different. I had to delete the test user account and create one for the server. Duo is actually great. I dig it. I had it hacked once before, but now I'm sure that would be much less likely to happen again.

[@NetworkWizkid]

Hey Deon, thank you for getting back to me! I'm glad that you got it working. Enjoy!

[@truwarrior22]

What if you lock the machine? Does it require Duo to unlock?

[@NetworkWizkid]

If it has been configured to secure Windows logon and you lock the PC without the remember me (kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6uUhGd7d82nf5I) policy configured then yes, you'll be required to perform 2FA again. Hope that helps.

[@gbear8207]

Nobody is going to spend an hour for this.