Ready-to-run virtual image of LinOTP 2.0.1

LinOTP 2.0.1 is now also available as a ready-to-run vmdk virtual image.

It is based on ubuntu server 9.10. Users are held in the /etc/passwd and tokens are stored in a mysql server. This virtual image also provides ready PAM configuration /etc/pam.d/linotp-auth. The 'login' is authenticated against LinOTP - other PAM configurations may be easily configured for OTP.

Thus a usage scenario could be like this:   

1. Create a virtual machine based on this image.
2. Boot the machine. It will get its IP via DHCP.
3. Login as root via ssh.
4. Use the command line tool linotpadm.py to import and assign tokens. LinOTP runs on https://localhost:443. You may assign a token to an existing user from /etc/passwd like the user 'linotp'.
5. Go to the console login screen and login via OTP.

The Login credentials are as follows:

root:VeiXee0J
linotp:Tie5thu2
linotp admin:Ohc3uag0
mysql root:oB6uajei
mysql linotp:xajooZ3O

You may download the 7zipped vmdk image here. 

Update: A persistent udev rule in the vmdk image might avoid eth0 from coming up. Please set the MAC address of the virtual machine to "54:52:00:42:2c:4e". Using vmplayer you might do this by replacing/adding the following two lines in your vmx file: