Setting up 2 Factor Authentication for website administrators

 

2FA Setup & Login Screencast.mp4

 

The process



1. Download either Authentication App - Google Authenticator App - or - Microsoft Authenticator App
These Authentication Apps work in the same way so either can be used and both are available on Apple & Android ( if needed you can also edit the 2FA and switch from one App to the other App )


2. Login to the site, and select ‘Edit 2FA’ button.


3. This then displays a QR code that you scan with the APP



4. It then prompts you to add the TOPT code from the App


5. And confirms the authentication was enabled.


6. Now when you login add your username and password, it requests the TOPT code from the App to get access.

 

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