The most valuable feature is the flexibility in using the SMS messages. People give me their cell phone numbers, I put them in the active directory, it syncs over to the authenticator, and then they're able to use the two-factor authentication when they're at home or doing something outside of our network.

The most valuable feature of the solution stems from how the product allows users to use tokens.

The ease of management of authentication for multiple clients is a valuable feature.

The product enables SSO. So we can avoid multiple authentications. We can have a single point of authentication and connectivity for VPN and remote access. The integrations work fine. It is very easy to integrate with the Fortinet environment.

We use FortiToken. We have a perpetual license for 2FA. It's a one-time cost.

RADIUS server and integration, apart from the fact that it is a type of tool that can become a certificate server, are the valuable features for which I use it.

The product's on-premise version doesn't have recurring costs.

I appreciate its ability to provide multi-factor authentication, but it's primarily focused on this function.  

FortiGuard supports two-factor authentication or FortiToken, but it is only for a centralized location. With Fortinet FortiAuthenticator, we can allow centralized locations and users across the globe to use it.

The most valuable feature of the solution is RADIUS service and the social network integration feature.

The first valuable feature is being able to see everything on one platform. This includes logs and authentication failure.

The second valuable feature is that the delivery and delivery methodology is toll-free. This includes email configuration, using the mobile app, and text message delivery. There is no need to buy any extra hardware, it is free.

The third valuable feature is that the chip that is applied is free.

We save a lot of money on consolidating tool teams. We have multiple different tool teams. This solution provides us with a single point of authentication for all of the files in all of the teams' environments.

Key Features and Benefits

1. Two-factor/OTP Authentication with FortiToken: Enforce user-based policies. Fortitoken is available in soft and hard versions for flexible usage.  Most Valuable in Mobile Phones App for OTP.
2. Integration with LDAP and AD: This solution integrates with existing enterprise systems and technologies from diverse vendors of user information management systems.
3. LPAD/AD/RADIUS/SYSLOG/KERBEROS/REST API/FSSO and Web Portals: There is flexible integration with these services.
   
4. It is usable in network WAN, wireless, and VPN Scenarios.
5. The domain and guest-users support are good.

The product is good, cost-effective, and functionally efficient. It has a valuable capability to work as a virtual machine and integrate with Active Directory.

The web feature is quite versatile. It serves as the sole server authenticator and is valuable not only with FortiGate products but also within the entire Forti system, making it highly useful for me. However, from my experience, I find the visual data to be less practical. While some features might be more respected than others, it's valuable that, for instance, when a customer has a new lead cluster, I can authenticate or leverage alternative solutions to achieve the desired outcome.

The most valuable features of Fortinet FortiAuthenticator are easy to configure, secure, and the application has good performance.

I like the self-registration capabilities.

The certificate authority aspect is excellent. 

I love that there is a single sign-on for Fortinet products. 

The initial setup is very easy.

It is a stable product.

The solution can scale as necessary.

Technical support is good. 

Fortinet has another product called FortiNAC. These two solutions work together well.

The UI is user-friendly.

I prefer the passing tool that sent an active directory console to a Fortinet FortiAuthenticator, then Fortinet FortiAuthenticator not passing the locks. If I ask the Fortinet FortiAuthenticator, give me the name of the group. FortiAuthenticator passes the lock, the group name, or the directory.

I really like the two-step authentication, it provides a higher level of security that we didn't have previously. Just having a password is not good enough anymore. 

It is cost-effective. The users can be securely managed by adopting it.

The product’s most valuable feature is integration with FortiGate, FortiToken, FortiTalk, and multi-factor authentication. It is inexpensive compared to Cisco and Clear Pass.

Samuel is good. We are using Samuel. Also, the good thing is that it's easy to use, and the logs are very precise.

FortiAuthenticator is easy to use.

The authentification for the VPN is quite useful.

It is easy to set up.

The product is stable and reliable. 

The solution is reasonably priced.

Technical support has proven to be helpful. 

The valuable features are:

• Two-factor authentication
• User ID with our LDAP service
• Integration with our other FortiGates

The most valuable feature is the authentication tokens.

I use Fortinet FortiAuthenticator to access VPN. Fortinet FortiAuthenticator is an easy-to-use solution.

• Easy integration with FortiGate to allow for 2FA with our VPN.
  
• Addition and removal of access as needed for the VPN.

The solution's most valuable feature is its authentication capabilities.

Usually, I do an integration with the firewall. I would prefer to do it with FortiGate, but sometimes I need to integrate as a radius client and it depends on which firewall. I prefer FortiGate. Sometimes they'll need to add an SMS as the second factor of the two-factor authentication. But usually, we do it as an unarmed radius FortiGate, or firewall would be for a radius client and radius server. Sometimes clients will ask whether we have integration with a social portal like Facebook, but we don't. 

The solution is simple to deploy, simple to use, and user-friendly. 

One of the things I find most valuable in FortiAuthenticator is the detail in the logs. The log features are very good and the detail makes it easier to control what happens in the environment. 

Another valuable feature is that it is an on-premise solution. Because of some regulations, we can not use this particular type of product for security on cloud. We chose FortiAuthenticator because it is an on-premise solution. 

The most valuable feature is the OTP on the mobile phone.

The solution is really important to ensure double authentication for the user. For example, if you have an internal messenger and you want to ensure the access externally for users, you can implement the two-factor authentication. Also, for the VPN, you can implement two-factor authentication to avoid any kind of hacks.

The valuable features are the granularity of the security settings and the relative ease of adding users. It also makes it really nice and easy to remove access from users that have left us or who are doing things they shouldn’t be doing.

Valuable features include the robust SSO features, when you have more complicated authentication within an organization. We can mix AD, Radius, Portal, SSO Portals (Google, etc.), and build our own environment. It is very flexible.

The most valuable features are the performance and ease of use.

The feature that I have found most valuable is the fact that you can utilize your tokens across the whole Fortinet fabric once you have the FortiAuthenticator. You can use FortiAuthenticator to provide two-factor authentication among all your network devices as long as they support the RADIUS protocol. Even for servers, especially Windows OS-based servers.

If you have any products that support RADIUS, you will be able to use the two-factor authentication. You can integrate them with the FortiAuthenticator and you can make use of the 2FA token among all our network devices, not just the Fortinet ones.

I think the ease of deployment is a valuable feature. I like that the interface is intuitive and that natively and easily, it integrates with radios, ILDAP, fan mail, and with any applications supporting those protocols

FortiAuthenticator is really good software that integrates very well with Fortinet products.

The licensing structure is cost-effective for us compared to some of the other solutions that have recurring monthly costs. We like that it has more one-time costs than the monthly recurring cost per user.

Integrated RADIUS server with 802.1x functionality and access control. Single Sign On and AD integration. It integrates very tightly with the rest of the Fortinet ecosystem.

One of the most valuable features is the simple FSSO (Fortinet Single Sign-On) configuration that helps to manage user-based security rules.

It is a cool security product. It's easy to use, implement and maintain, but there is room for improvement.

The most valuable aspect of the solution is the security. It's great. 

The ease of use is really nice. Using Authenticator, I've been able to actually work better on my authentication due to the fact that I have a single fabric to authenticate control from my firewall and on my access points. Authentication takes place from this area. 

It's easy to use for us due to the fact that, for each and every user, even a Mac user, we're able to easily retrieve them and add them. The authenticator syncs to my system and brings all the users to me under my firewall. 

The feature I value the most is the one-time passwords because it helps to authenticate users so you know the timing of their usage.

• User management with many credential sources: LDAPs, RADIUS, Social login, SAML, tokens, and local
• Captive portal server: Used to configure several portals for each service
• User friendly GUI with many features
• Very powerful

Standards-based secure authentication

FortiAuthenticator centralizes the management and storage of user identity information, thereby increasing the efficiency of administration and increasing the control over who accesses the network.

• Two-factor authentication using tokens

1- OATH-compatible time-based tokens (Hardware tokens FortiToken200/FortiToken220)
2- USB certificate-based tokens FortiToken-300)
3- FortiToken Mobile for Android, iOS, and Windows Mobile
4- SMS and email tokens

• Wired/Wireless authentication using the 802. 1X standard
• Certificate management
• Captive portal guest management
• Fortinet Single Sign-On

The solution's most valuable aspect is that it easy to install. The user experience is very good.

The solution is easy to learn and makes it easy for our users to add FortiToken. It's very easy to integrate if you have other Fortinet devices.