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Introduction

Certificates can be used for mutual authentication:

  • The client (Browser Client, REST Client) challenges the JOC Cockpit server to present its server authentication certificate that will be verified by the client.
  • The JOC Cockpit server challenges the client to present its client authentication certificate that is verified by JOC Cockpit.

With JOC Cockpit being set up for mutual authentication the certificates can be used

  • to enforce two-factor authentication with clients having to provide a certificate and a password,
  • to allow single-factor authentication using a certificate instead of a password.

Prerequisites

Consider that JOC Cockpit has to be set up for JOC Cockpit - HTTPS Mutual Authentication - Two-factor Authentication.

Single-factor Authentication

This boils down to use either account/password authentication or to allow certificate based authentication alternatively.

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Certificates for Authentication


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