Royal Apps

=== Feature Enhancement Request ===

We're trying out the Multifactor Authentication (MFA, a.k.a, two-factor or 2FA) feature on the Document Store on Royal Server.  It works great!  But that's not quite what we needed.

Can we do MFA on the Royal Server Secure Gateway?  For instance, when the engineers arrive in the morning they would have to MFA to get their first connection through the Secure Gateway but after that, all new sessions would go through the Secure Gateway without re-checking the MFA.

There should probably be a setting for Maximum-Session-Time to time-out the session and force the MFA to repeat.  We'd probably set ours to 30 hours or something to let users get a full day's work in.  

We use Duo Security here but the Microsoft Authenticator is a valid second option for us.

Thank you.

I saw this the other day when i logged into the Royal Server.

We're looking for a similar solution to provide MFA to the secure gateway before being able to access remote sessions. This is a huge auditing item and would certainly be a selling point for us. I'm going to subscribe as well. Is there a formal place to put in feature requests, or is this the correct forum?

SAML or Radius would do. If we had Radius we could just use Windows NPS and AzureAD extension to do MFA. Either fits our requirements. 

I'm going to be demoing RoyalTS / Royal Server to our security team, and I'm likely to get shot down over this missing feature.  I'll be waiting to see how this develops.

Would really love to see Duo or Google Auth on the gateway, or really any standard internet-based 2FA authenticator.

We'd love to see this feature too!

Any update on MFA for Royal Gateway?

It is now a security requirement for us to MFA all external URLs (even if pinned to VPN), so we need this feature ASAP.  What is the ETA?

Yeah, We've hit the MFA roadblock in our evaluation as well. I can't propose Royal TS as a solution without it, we've just deployed DUO on our jump environment as an audit requirement and it's non negotiable :(

I am thinking of trying to leverage a linux openssh securegateway with powershell core installed and use PSSession to scan Dynamic folder via SSH. In theory I should be able to use the duo linux client to protect sshd and have it fire that way. I'll report back if this approach is viable

I'm the exact same as Stephen, I love the solution as a whole but it's hard to justify without the 2FA upon connection

We too need the 2FA component.  We're searching vendors for solutions and I've been a RoyalTS user for 8+ years.  Please let your engineering and pm teams understand how important this is in today's network environment.  We'd love to rollout RoyalTS as our solution for MFA SSH and RDP.

We would love to see an Azure MFA integration or Microsoft authenticator.