Hello all,
we are trying to implement 2FA for several existing Firebox SSL VPNs
(which essentially uses OpenVPN on server and client side). The remote
users all use the Windows OpenVPN client. This works perfectly without
2FA, and it works also if you do not need to specify the authentication
domain on user logon. But for the migration it is necessary to do that
as I cannot convert all users at once - the domain you enter in the
username field is then "authpoint" instead of something like
"company.private". In the 2FA process, the OpenVPN client then opens a
text window where you can enter a TOTP token or a "p" for a push
request. This all works with the default domain set, but not when
specifying a domain with a backslash:
Thu Mar 10 10:35:31 2022 VERIFY OK: depth=0, O=WatchGuard_Technologies,
OU=Fireware, CN=Fireware SSLVPN Server
Thu Mar 10 10:35:31 2022 Control Channel: TLSv1.2, cipher TLSv1.2
ECDHE-RSA-CHACHA20-POLY1305, peer certificate: 2048 bit RSA, signature:
RSA-SHA256
Thu Mar 10 10:35:31 2022 [Fireware SSLVPN Server] Peer Connection
Initiated with [AF_INET]1.2.3.4:443
Thu Mar 10 10:35:32 2022 MANAGEMENT: >STATE:1646904932,GET_CONFIG,,,,,,
Thu Mar 10 10:35:32 2022 SENT CONTROL [Fireware SSLVPN Server]:
'PUSH_REQUEST' (status=1)
Thu Mar 10 10:35:32 2022 AUTH: Received control message:
AUTH_FAILED,CRV1:R,E:1796:Yoirtuqeprtiqrew4==:*Type "p" to receive a
push notification or type your one-time password*
Thu Mar 10 10:35:32 2022 SIGUSR1[soft,auth-failure] received, process
restarting
Thu Mar 10 10:35:32 2022 MANAGEMENT:
>STATE:1646904932,RECONNECTING,auth-failure,,,,,
Thu Mar 10 10:35:32 2022 Restart pause, 5 second(s)
*Thu Mar 10 10:35:40 2022 Previous command sent to management failed:
ERROR: Options warning: Bad backslash ('\') usage in TCP:0: remember
that backslashes are treated as shell-escapes and if you need to pass
backslash characters as part of a Windows filename, you sho*
Thu Mar 10 10:35:40 2022 MANAGEMENT: CMD 'username "Auth"
"*authpoint\UserName*"'
Thu Mar 10 10:35:40 2022 MANAGEMENT: CMD 'password [...]'
This sounds like I need to escape the backslash, but if I do this the
Auth fails completely before the 2FA part comes into the picture. I fear
that the normal user authentication part and the 2FA code treat
backslashes differently... how can I get this going, if at all? Should I
contact the openvpn-devel list for this?
Best regards and thank you for hints,
Jakob Curdes
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