MultiOTP Authentication Server
MultiOTP Authentication server installation and integration guide
Guide Version: 1.0 MultiOTP package at time of writing: 5.1.1.2
Introduction
MultiOTP is a 3rd party, OATH certified, open source authentication server for HOTP (UniOTP300 and UniOTP310) and TOTP (UniOTP500 and UniOTP510) with both free and paid versions.
The free version supports unlimited users but the paid version has a variety of additional features: Web GUI interface Automated provisioning of new account (based on Active Directory) High Availability master-slave support (Enterprise Edition) Web API support (Enterprise Edition) free virtual appliances available, including a free lifetime one user licence
Download free MultiOTP here: https://download.multiotp.net/multiotp.zip For the paid version of MultiOTP please go here: https://www.multiotp.com/ For more information about paid vs free versions and source code, go here: https://github.com/multiOTP/multiotp/wiki
Installation on Windows
After downloading the zip package from https://download.multiotp.net/multiotp.zip, extract the content to a location with no spaces. For ease of use it is recommended to be extract in the room directory of the hard drive, eg. "C:\multiotp". This is to eliminate the possibility of a filename error.
After extracting the package, please navigate to "C:\multiotp\windows".
Right click on "webservice_install.cmd" and run as administrator. Command prompt will appear and a message with "Please run this script as administrator ..." Press any key to continue. It will disappear almost immediately, then your default web browser will open to the default page: http://127.0.0.1:8112/.
Minimize your web browser and right click on "radius_install.cmd" and run as administrator. Command prompt will appear again with the same message and disappear quickly as well.
To check if both services installed correctly, open the run window (windows button + r), type: services.msc and press ok.
Sort alphabetically and look for "multiOTP Radius Server" and "multiOTP Web Server", if both appear then installation was successful.
Go back to your web browser, and log in with the default credentials: Username: admin Password: 1234
Installation on Linux
First install
