FAQs

Where is Auth Proxy configured?

Auth Proxy configurations are created and managed in AdminX under Applications > Auth Proxy.

What is the Configuration ID used for?

The Configuration ID is generated when creating an Auth Proxy configuration in AdminX.

It is required to execute the LDAP Auth Proxy using:

goauthproxy ldap --configId <CONFIG_ID>

Is Configuration ID required for RADIUS?

No. RADIUS Auth Proxy is executed using:

goauthproxy radius

How do I start the Auth Proxy?

• RADIUS

goauthproxy radius

• LDAP

goauthproxy ldap --configId <CONFIG_ID>

How do I stop the Auth Proxy?

Auth Proxy runs as a process.

• If running in terminal → Press Ctrl + C

• If running in background:

Linux / macOS:

ps -ef | grep goauthproxykill -9 <PID>

Windows:

tasklist | findstr goauthproxytaskkill /PID <PID> /F

What authentication methods are supported?

• Push authentication

• Interactive Voice Response (IVR)

• Passcodes

What happens if the Configuration ID is not provided for LDAP?

The LDAP Auth Proxy cannot be executed.

What happens if the RADIUS shared secret does not match?

Authentication between the RADIUS client and Auth Proxy will not succeed.

Does LDAP support failover?

Yes. Multiple LDAP endpoints can be configured. If the primary server is unavailable, the next available server is used.

Where can logs be accessed?

Logs are generated on the system where the Auth Proxy is running and can be used for troubleshooting.