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What is Authentication.

Authentication is the process of recognizing a user’s identity. It is the mechanism of associating


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What is Multi Factor Authentication
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is used to ensure that digital users are who they say they are by requiring
that they provide at least two pieces of evidence to prove their identity. Each piece of evidence must come from a
different category: something they know, something they have or something they are:

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credentials. The credentials provided are compared to those on a file in a database of the authorized user’s information
on a local operating system or within an authentication server.
MS Azure AD
Vasco
RSA
Safenet
Soft Tokens
SMS Tokens
Incoming Auth Calls
How does its work?

The authentication process always runs at the start of the application, before the permission and throttling
checks occur, and before any other code is allowed to proceed. Different systems may require different
types of credentials to ascertain a user’s identity. The credential often takes the form of a password, which
is a secret and known only to the individual and the system. Three categories in which someone may be
authenticated are: something the user knows, something the user is, and something the user has.
What is Authorization

Authorization is a security mechanism to determine access levels or user/client privileges related to

Benefits of system resources including files, services, computer programs, data and application features. This is the
Print Management
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denying accessa significant amount
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which printers
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user access computers and managing
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and monitoring printers. Tasks that can require up to 10 steps on individual computers now can be accomplished in 2 or 3 steps on
resources
multiple computers based on the user's
simultaneously identity.
and remotely.
By using Print Management with Group Policy, you can automatically make printer connections available to users and computers
in your organization. In addition, Print Management can automatically search for and install network printers on the local subnet
of your local print servers.
Authentication Types

1. AD/LDAP
Benefits of Print Management
2. AD/SAML/SSO
Print Management saves the print administrator a significant amount of time installing printers on client computers and managing
and monitoring printers. Tasks that can require up to 10 steps on individual computers now can be accomplished in 2 or 3 steps on
3. AD/Kerberos
multiple computers simultaneously and remotely.
By using Print Management with Group Policy, you can automatically make printer connections available to users and computers
4. AD/NTLM
in your organization. In addition, Print Management can automatically search for and install network printers on the local subnet
of your local print servers.
5. TACACS+

6. RADIUS.

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