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Disable the second factor request

You can cancel the second factor authentication request for users who log in from a trusted network.

You can specify this setting globally for all applications within one IIS Extension installation, or only for a specific application. The global setting is required when applications have overlapping trusted networks.

If you want to override the existing global setting for a specific application or site, duplicate the setting with other networks in the key with the name of the site or application.

To disable the second factor request:

  • If you need the global setting, in the registry, in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Axidian-ID\IISHTTPModule folder, add a REG_SZ parameter named bypassNetworks and specify the IP addresses with the subnet mask, separated by commas (IPv4 and IPv6 addresses are supported).
  • If you want to specify trusted networks for a specific application or site, or override the global setting, in the iisconfig key, create a new key with the exact name of the IIS site or application and specify the IP addresses with the subnet mask, separated by commas (IPv4 and IPv6 addresses are supported).
Note

You can specify no more than 252 addresses.