Back-end server records

A back-end server is a server, e.g. a RADIUS or LDAP server, that may be used by OneSpan Authentication Server for back-end authentication, i.e. authentication done by another system as well as OneSpan Authentication Server.

Each back-end server available must have a record defined in OneSpan Authentication Server. It is possible to create more than one back-end server record for fail-over purposes. You can also allocate different back-end servers for different user domains.

For more details about back-end authentication in OneSpan Authentication Server, refer to the OneSpan Authentication Server Product Guide, Section "Back-End Authentication".