Actually eDirectory offer a way to make 2 factor authentication using a simple LDAP bind.
User concatenate their password with the HOTP code (mypassword123456).
Some of our customers ask for a similar functionnality in NAAF because they will not have to modify their applications which do a simple LDAP bind to authenticate users.
We could imagine to replace HOTP by TOTP because customer prefer it.
NAAF will act as something like a proxy LDAP and verify the LDAP password and the TOTP code.
Don't hesitate to comment if you want more details.
by: Jean-Baptiste C. | over a year ago | Integrations
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Today you can use mypassword&123456
does this work for you scenario?