If your SSH servers require two-factor or two-step authentication using one-time passwords (OTP), Privileged Remote Access now supports these connections through keyboard-interactive authentication. Privileged Remote Access automatically handles the interactive prompts required by SSH servers using OTP authentication methods. When you use OTP authentication, Privileged Remote Access automatically uses a single SSH session for both terminal access and file transfer operations because the authentication mechanism only applies to the terminal session. File upload and download operations connect to the same authenticated session rather than creating separate sessions. No configuration is required as OTP support is enabled by default. Password-based authentication continues to work as before for SSH connections that do not require one-time passwords.