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Hi all - I have a tiny little Azure VM I use here and there for things like mail migrations. I was able to set it up and keep it going for free using my $100/month Azure allowance from my Microsoft Partner Action Pack. But it is a VM, in the Azure Cl...
hi all,
I’m setting up Duo MFA for a small business. I understand having a minimum purchase of 10 users, this makes sense to me in terms of overhead for managing accounts. but having to buy in 10 user increments seems punitive for small businesses. I...
Hi all - looking for a little guidance here.
We have a Win2016 Hyper-V host that is not domain-attached running a Win2016 AD server VM called AD01 and a Win2016 RD server VM called ACT01. The ACT01 VM has all the RD roles – RD Gateway, RD Session Hos...
Free account here for my home lab - two admin users, and 3 regular users. I switched phones for Admin B, and when I try to login with that account and send it a push, it comes through, I approve, and then it puts up a dialog that says:
Reactivation R...
Hi - very interested in the " Verifying Users with Duo Push" feature - is this available on Free accounts? I’m not seeing the option in my user management pages.
I think your summary is complete - I would only add that it’s Duo for RD Gateway that’s the problem for CAP/RAP and therefore publishing new apps. My install is the exact opposite of yours, I have Duo for RD Gateway installed and not Duo for RD Web, ...
I honestly don’t know. I think uninstalling Duo for Windows Login will return the machines to their previous state, but I am not sure. My experience is mainly that installing Duo RDG permanently hoses CAP/RAP, and I was unable to publish new apps eve...
Yes - Duo RDG permanently removes the CAP/RAP policy and no further changes can be made to published apps even after it’s removed. I suppose it’s possible to restore a backup from before Duo was installed, or save a VM checkpoint or something, but on...
If you’re using RD Web and frequently publishing apps, Duo for RDG/RDWeb will be painful. I have confirmed that you can no longer publish apps once it’s installed. You will probably want to use Duo for Windows Login to protect the app server, not RD ...
