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Chapter 2: New in this release
The following sections detail what's new in Avaya VPN Gateway User Guide, (NN46120-104) Release
9.0.
Features
See the following sections for information about feature changes:
IPsec Two Factor authentication for Avaya VPN Gateway
Release 9.0 adds a two factor authentication method for authentication between servers and
clients. When assigning authentication servers, you have the option to specify a second
authentication server to use after the first one succeeds.
IPsec Two Factor authentication adds more robust security by using client certificate
authentication as first factor to represent "what user-has" and using other authentication
methods as second factor, "what user-knows".
Configuring a new certificate authentication server automatically supports IPsec Two Factor
authentication. IPsec Two Factor authentication supports only certificate authentication as
primary servers and local, RADIUS or LDAP as secondary servers.
IPsec Two Factor authentication is added to the User Authentication methods list, see
Authentication
Android L2TP/IPsec support
Avaya VPN Gateway Release 9.0 adds support for clients connecting via L2TP/IPsec from
Android devices. Android versions 2.x, 3.x, and 4.x are supported and an additional license
key is not required.
For supported Android versions, refer to the compatibility matrix, AVG 9.0 Release Notes
(NN46120–400).
User Guide
on page 23.
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