Two-factor authentication provides a higher level of security for the Access Commander user account. To log in, the user enters the login data and has to confirm the login using an authentication application. Once the administrator turns on two-factor authentication, the user will be prompted to interconnect the user account with an authentication application of their own in the next login.
The administrator sets two-factor authentication in Settings > Configuration > Two-factor authentication. The administrator can choose which users will be requested to use two-factor authentication.
Two-factor authentication request options
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Optional
Two-factor authentication is voluntary. Users can enable two-factor authentication in their profiles, see Two-Factor Authentication Enable.
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Mandatory for user with role
Every user that has been assigned a role has to verify the login using an authentication application.
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Mandatory
All users must verify their logins using an authentication application.
Two-Factor Authentication Enable
If the administrator sets optional two-factor authentication, you enable two-factor authentication yourself as follows:
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Click the user image in the right-hand upper corner to open the user menu.
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Select View profile.
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Interconnect the account with the authentication application on the Two-factor authentication card. Follow the wizard instructions.
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