Two-Factor Authentication¶

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is a security verification process that enhances the security and reliability of user accounts.

Enabling Two-Factor Authentication¶

The administrator enters Security Policies, selects Enable Two-Factor Authentication, and enables it.

For details, refer to: Security Policies

First Login¶

After two-factor authentication is enabled, users must initialize the two-factor authentication configuration when logging in for the first time. Follow the instructions in the figure below. You must install an application that generates 2FA dynamic passwords, such as Google Authenticator, on a mobile phone or other terminal device in advance.

After the application is added successfully, a 6-digit dynamic password refreshing every 30 seconds is displayed. Enter it and click Submit to log in successfully.

Subsequent Logins¶

For subsequent logins, go to the login page and enter the username and password. Then open Google Authenticator or another dynamic password application, enter the dynamic password, and click Login to log in successfully.

If you forget the dynamic password, contact the administrator to reset it.

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