RAdmin can optionally support OneSpan, formerly known as Vasco,
Digipass tokens (
https://www.onespan.com 
). Digipass tokens are
small handheld devices that generate one-time-passwords. They can be
purchased from OneSpan and issued to your users. Such tokens provide much
higher levels of security than static passwords. Digipass is supported by
RAdmin on Solaris, Linux and Windows. Support for Digipass requires the
installation of the Authen::Digipass module from Radiator Software. The
Authen::Digipass module is not available in the standard Radiator
distribution. Contact Radiator Software to obtain Authen::Digipass
module.
You can add new tokens into the RAdmin database with the RAdmin ‘Import
Digipass Tokens’ page. After a token is imported, it must be allocated to
a user before that user can use the token to authenticate.
In order to enable Digipass token support:
- Install Radiator in the usual way
- Follow the instructions in Radiator/goodies/digipass-install.txt to
install the Authen-Digipass support module. This is required on both the
Radiator host and on the RAdmin web server host (if they are
different).
- Install RAdmin as described above in this document.
- On the ‘Edit Radmin Configuration’ page enable the ‘Support Vasco
Digipass?’ option. Click ‘Update’.
- RAdmin web pages will now include ‘List Digipass Tokens’ and ‘Import
Digipass Tokens’, and the Edit User page will include some new options
for allocating and listing Digipass tokens.
- Configure Radiator based on the example configuration file
Radiator/goodies/radminDigipass.cfg which shows how
to authenticate using Digipass token data held in the RAdmin
database.
Exactly which Digipass actions are available to a particular RAdmin
user depends on the Permissions profile assigned to them. The Permissions
profile individually controls whether a user can List, Allocate,
Deallocate, Unlock, Reset, Reset the static password (PIN), Set the static
password (PIN) and Import tokens.
