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Dear Devolution team,
please add support for FortiToken application as an MFA application option. In Android world there is https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fortinet.android.ftm&hl=en for that. As the firewalls from Fortinet are widely used and Fortinet is really urging its customers to use 2FA - for instance users of their Cloud portal (firmwares, support, ...) will be forced to use 2FA in the end of June 24.
Regards
bman
Hello,
From what I can see of the description of the application, it supports TOTP, which are already supported for our application MFA feature. Did you try configuring it with a TOTP?
Regards,
Hubert Mireault
I've tried without success, but maybe I did that the wrong way. I did:
Regards
Hello,
From some searching around (reddit thread, github thread), the activation code is not actually the OTP key. It's used by the FortiToken application to then fetch the correct information. The QRCode is apparently encrypted as well, so it would be complicated for us to do this.
At the moment, I don't think it's possible for us to implement this with the way FortiToken works.
Regards,
Hubert Mireault
Thank you for the check. I created the same question to the Fortinet. So this thread can be closed for now.
Thank you for the check. I created the same question to the Fortinet. So this thread can be closed for now.
Did you have any news on Fortinet's side ? We are facing more and more use of Fortitokens and not having them in Devolutions is a pain to manage for the team currently.
Here is a response from the Forti staff:
Hey,
technically, the FortiToken mobile seeds can be exported during provisioning, under VERY specific circumstances.
Please check here: https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortiauthenticator/6.6.1/rest-api-solution-guide/829822/local-use...
There is a section 'Third party integration: FTM provisioning' that goes into a bit of detail.
However:
- this requires use of a FortiAuthenticator, and the FortiToken mobile licence must be attached to that same authenticator
- the seeds ARE returned in an encrypted format, but I don't know if the Remote Desktop Manager can import them
I don't know of any other method to retrieve the seeds; that would indeed require an NFR as DPadula mentioned.
User DPadula sent:
Hi,
To request for a new feature you need to contact your AM on Fortinet, unfortunately this type of request cannot be done via forum.
I didn't have time to push it further. Let me/us know, if you succeed.
Regards
Here is a response from the Forti staff:
Hey,
technically, the FortiToken mobile seeds can be exported during provisioning, under VERY specific circumstances.
Please check here: https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortiauthenticator/6.6.1/rest-api-solution-guide/829822/local-use...
There is a section 'Third party integration: FTM provisioning' that goes into a bit of detail.
However:
- this requires use of a FortiAuthenticator, and the FortiToken mobile licence must be attached to that same authenticator
- the seeds ARE returned in an encrypted format, but I don't know if the Remote Desktop Manager can import them
I don't know of any other method to retrieve the seeds; that would indeed require an NFR as DPadula mentioned.
User DPadula sent:
Hi,
To request for a new feature you need to contact your AM on Fortinet, unfortunately this type of request cannot be done via forum.
I didn't have time to push it further. Let me/us know, if you succeed.
Regards
Thanks for the info, I will check that on my side (I will also need to have the time to take care of that), I will let you know if I manage to take it further.