cPVAL DUO FAILOPEN
Summary
This determines the behavior when Duo's service cannot be reached. If enabled, the system will allow the user to log in (fail open). If disabled, the system will deny access (fail closed). The default is to fail closed.
Details
| Label | Field Name | Definition Scope | Type | Option Value | Default Value | Required | Technician Permission | Automation Permission | API Permission | Description | Tool Tip | Footer Text |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| cPVAL DUO FAILOPEN | cpvalDuoFailopen | Organization | drop-down | All, Windows, Windows Workstations, Windows Servers, Macintosh, Disabled | Disabled | False | Editable | Read/Write | Read/Write | This determines the behavior when Duo's service cannot be reached. If enabled, the system will allow the user to log in (fail open). If disabled, the system will deny access (fail closed). The default is to fail closed. | Select the platform to enable DUO FailOpen | DUO FAILOPEN |
Custom Field Creation
Step 1
Navigate to the Administration menu, then proceed to Devices and select Global Custom Fields.
Step 2
Locate the Add button on the right-hand side of the screen and click on it.
Step 3
After clicking the Add button, select the Field button that appears.
The following Pop-up screen will appear:
Step 4
Custom Field Type: Drop-down
Select Drop-down for the Custom field type and click Continue to proceed.
The following Pop-up screen will appear:
Step 5
Set the following details in the Overview section and click the Next button.
Label: cPVAL DUO FAILOPEN
Name: cpvalDuoFailopen
Definition Scope: Organization
Custom field is required: <Leave it unchecked>
Clicking the Next button will take you to the Permission section.
Step 6
Set the following details in the Permission section and click the Next button.
Technician: Editable
Automation: Read/Write
API: Read/Write
Clicking the Next button will take you to the details tab.
Step 7
Fill in the following information in the Details section and click the Next button.
Description: This determines the behavior when Duo's service cannot be reached. If enabled, the system will allow the user to log in (fail open). If disabled, the system will deny access (fail closed). The default is to fail closed.
Tooltip Text: Select the platform to enable DUO FailOpen
Footer Text: DUO FAILOPEN
Clicking the Next button will take you to the Advanced Settings tab.
Step 8
Configure the following options in the specified order. To add an option, paste it and click the Add button:
- All
- Windows
- Windows Workstations
- Windows Servers
- Macintosh
- Disabled
Click the Create button to create the Custom Field.
Completed Custom Field
Example
