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This guide describes how to configure TOTPRadius VPN Web portal as an OAuth Resource and Azure AD as an External OAuth Authorization Server to facilitate secure access to the VPN resources connected to TOTPRadius. It is also important to set-up an FQDN and HTTPS web certificate for the VPN Web portal.

The network setup and required firewall rules for different usage modes of TOTPRadius are described in this article. There is no user login procedure shown as the user account used in this demo has already logged on to Office 365 web interface, therefore SSO is used.

The video below show the user experience when using Oauth2 VPN portal. As a general recommendation, the administrative web portal should be accessible only inside the network and protected by the firewall rules, limiting web and ssh access to IP addresses inside the network belonging to administrators' machines and RADIUS port (UDP 1812) to the VPN appliance only. This is done to isolate the administrative portal from the public internet facing user portal. The VPN interface is based on a web server running on the same appliance as the TOTPRadius administration portal, but using a different port. VPN entries require no special VPN client, although T2VPN connection helper apps are recommended to minimize user actions. The new web-based VPN portal allows logging in using additional methods, such as FIDO Security keys, both in Passwodless mode (if FIDO2 keys are used) and using the keys as the second factor (allowing to use legacy U2F FIDO hardware), as well as Azure AD SSO via OAuth2 protocol. Starting from v0.2.5 TOTPRadius provides new ways of connecting to your corporate VPN systems based on L2TP, such as Meraki Client VPN or Fortinet VPN. OAuth2- TOTPRadius VPN Portal - Easy and secure access to corporate VPN

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