One Time Passwords via an SMS Gateway with BIG-IP Access Policy Manager
One time passwords, or OTP, are used (as the name indicates) for a single session or transaction. The plus side is a more secure deployment, the downside is two-fold—first, most solutions involve a ...
Published Feb 08, 2011
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Nov 27, 2011I have followed the tutorial to the letter, but still managed to stuff up.
I can confirm that AD auth and AD query are working correctly (i.e. user successfully is logging in and mobile attribute from AD is accessed). However, once I pass the AD auth stage I get "Can't connect to SMS gateway".
Thus far I have verified the following:
- can telnet to api.clickatell.com on port 443 and 80 from LTP box
- when I remove mobile details from AD I get "No number found"
The only difference in my configuration is HTTP Auth... I can't save settings when using "https://api.clickatell.com/http/sendmsg". HTTP works fine.
Are there are any important steps missing from the tutorial?
please help!
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