Conditional OTP setup for set of users in RH-SSO
Environment
- Red Hat Single Sign-On(RH-SSO)
- 7.x
- Conditional OTP
- User role
Issue
- When OTP is
enabled
from authentication(Browser Flow). It gets enabled for all the users in realm. - Any way to have OTP
enabled
for only some set of users (Conditional OTP) - What to do when you lose the device with configured OTP?
Resolution
1. Overview
It is possible to configure users that can have authentication process, based on their realm role, which can be as follows:
- Username/password
- Username/password+OTP
Users have to be configured with a realm role required_otp_role to leverage the authentication with OTP.
2. Configuration steps
This sections explains the different configuration steps:
step 1:
- Go to Authentication -> Flows -> Select Browser.
- Click on copy
- Name the new flow browser browser_otp
step 2:
- Go to Row
Condition - User Configured
-> Select Actions - Click on delete
Step 3
- Go to Row OTP_browser Conditional OTP -> Select Actions
- Click on "add execution"
Step 4:
- You are redirected to "Create Authenticator Execution Flow"
- Select
Condition - User Role
- Click Save
Step 5:
- Go to row
Condition - User Role
- Click on the upper arrow (3rd column) to put this raw below the
Conditional OTP
raw - Click on Required
Step 6
- Go to row
Condition - User Role
-> Select Action - Click on config
- Select the required_otp_role as required role
- add require_otp_flow asthe alias
- Click save
Step 7:
- Go To Authentication Panel -> Select Binding Tabs
- For Browser flow, select otp_browser
- Click Save
Root Cause
-
Conditional OTP's are not
enabled
by default. You can enable as described in Resolution section. -
What to do when you lose the device with configured OTP?
If you lose yourOTP device
, contact your administrator. This is the correct operational approach.
Diagnostic Steps
Browser flow:
- Browser - Conditional OTP
Condition - User Role = 'REQUIRED'
- Config: Alias=[alias-name], user role: [select client role to users]
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