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0D54z00007FekwtCABOkta Classic EngineAuthenticationAnswered2024-08-23T09:00:43.000Z2021-10-22T19:13:09.000Z2021-10-28T16:02:03.000Z

ScottA.38586 (Customer) asked a question.

RSA On-Prem MFA Agent work around when RSA is on a Linux platform.

If the on-prem agent is acting as a radius server is there a potential work around for an RSA installation that is predicated on Linux servers since the OKTA agent is currently only available on Window to date?


    • ScottA.38586 (Customer)

      RSA servers in this environment are not windows. Thus, I the reason for posting this question. I'm looking to understand the appropriate work around in a Linux MFA environment.

  • ydce6 (ydce6)

    We do this,

    set up on prem mfa then install the radius agent. Point onprem to the rsa and any radius apps to okta radius agent. It will downstream to rsa.

    i have a help group on FB called okta tips and tricks join for more help.

  • ScottA.38586 (Customer)

    Thank you for the info. I want to just clarify the steps.

    1. In OKTA under Factor Types select "On-Prem MFA"
    2. Install the Okta Radius Agent on a windows system in the environment. This essentially becomes the "On-Prem" MFA system.
    3. Configure the On-Prem windows system to point to the RSA Linux system.
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  • ydce6 (ydce6)

    yup thats it! actually pretty easy

    Only got ya is every time you add a radius product to okta you have to restart the radius service on all servers offering it. otherwise the port never starts.

    can do a netstat -an to confirm you see the UDP port listening

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RSA On-Prem MFA Agent work around when RSA is on a Linux platform.