06-19-2018 12:08 PM
Hi all
I am trying to setup a duo proxy to add 2fa to our rras server.
So I installed the duo proxy on a fresh 2016 server, configured the conf file and setup AD sync. It synced a newley created group just fine. I also enrolled my user.
On the RRAS Server I switched to RADIUS Authentification, added the IP address and the shared secret of the Duo Server.
When I try to connect to the vpn it prompts for username/password. I tried “domain\user” and “password,push”, but no matter what I do, i am just getting a timeout.
So I opened a netstat -a on the Duo server to search for incoming connections, but there is nothing.
I tried a telnet to port 1812 on the Duo server but no answer.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
Cheers
Uwe
here is my config (I XXXXX’ed some parts…)
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[cloud]
ikey=DI----------------DO
skey=12e1fv-------------------------z4ToiE
api_host=■■■■
[ad_client]
; The hostname or IP address of your domain controller
host=10.1.111.5
host_2=10.1.111.4
host_3=10.1.111.1
service_account_username=svc2fa
service_account_password=xxxxxxxxxx
search_dn=DC=xxxxxxxxx,DC=local
[radius_server_auto]
ikey=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
■■■■
api_host=■■■■
radius_ip_1=10.0.1.15
radius_secret_1=DuoSecurityIsTheKey
failmode=safe
client=ad_client
port=1812
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08-04-2020 07:52 AM
Hey @Jason_Waits, I wonder if you’ve run into a bug we identified with the Duo Authentication Proxy as a RADIUS client with NPS (unrelated to the issue raised by the original poster or the Status-Server message question).
Did you happen to take a packet capture of the traffic between the v4 Duo proxy and NPS when the FortiGate auths failed? There is a bug in the recent releases (with a planned fix) where if the RADIUS accept from the upstream server (NPS in this case) contained multiple class
attributes with different values the Duo proxy incorrectly dropped the packet with the “invalid authenticator” message.
08-04-2020 09:00 AM
Hi @DuoKristina,
That does sound like my exact issue. I didn’t take a packet capture, but looking at the logs I had saved, I found this:
2020-06-17T17:49:42-0700 [RadiusClient (UDP)] dropping packet from x.x.x.x:1812 - response packet has invalid authenticator
Glad to know there’s a fix in the works.
Thanks,
Jason
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