Hello everyone,
I've already done searches without success, I need someone to point me in the
direction of resolving a strange behavior I'm experiencing on servers with the
RedHat/Centos operating system.
I have installed FreeIPA 4.10.1 on Oracle Linux 9 and all users by default have
Radius authentication via a Cisco server, users can access via SSH to 100
Servers configured, we have OS of all types (Debian, RedHat, Centos, Ubuntu).
The behavior I get is the following:
Debian based distro: SSH Login and SUDO work perfectly using the Radius
credentials
RedHat based distro: SSH Login prompt ask for 2FA, first factor & second factor
(optional) and i can login by entering the Radius credentials and using the
same password 2 times, SUDO ask for 2FA and authentication fails when entering
the same password 2 times.
I don't understand if the problem is on the FreeIPA client or server or why
there is a difference in behavior between Debian and RedHat systems.
Can anyone give me directions to understand what's happening?
Note: I have never set up 2FA authentication on the FreeIPA server, the users
are correctly configured and the "ipa user-show" command confirms "User
authentication types: radius", if i change user configuration with the
password, everything works fine.
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