Diagnostic report assessing Indigo LPR camera's two-factor authentication. Identifies technical faults, solutions, and preventative measures.
This information can be found in the camera's web interface or system logs.
Consult the camera's documentation or manufacturer's website.
This information should be available from the network administrator.
Two-factor authentication relies on a combination of hardware and software. The LPR camera likely requires secure storage for authentication keys (e.g., TPM, secure enclave) and supporting software to manage 2FA requests. Failure points include firmware bugs, network connectivity issues preventing authentication with a 2FA server, or incorrect configuration.
Reported lack of two-factor authentication (2FA) functionality on the Indigo LPR camera. Unclear if the camera is intended to support 2FA or if the feature is malfunctioning.
Safe Handling: Before inspecting or reconfiguring the camera, safely unplug the power adapter to prevent electrical shock. Avoid working in wet environments. Static electricity can damage the camera's internal components. Ground yourself before touching the device, especially in dry environments (e.g., winter).
Regularly update the camera's firmware to patch security vulnerabilities and improve functionality. Ensure proper network configuration and monitoring to prevent connectivity issues. Implement a robust password policy for the camera's web interface.
Check the camera's NTP settings to ensure the internal clock is synchronized with a reliable time server. Incorrect time can cause TOTP-based two-factor authentication to fail. If the camera supports it, try using a different authentication protocol or server.