On the top navigation bar, click System.
From the left navigation pane, select System Settings > Security Settings > Certificate Config > Authentication Policies.
Select 2FA.
Enable the two-factor authentication service.
Configure the two-factor authentication parameters.
Table-1 Configuring two-factor authentication parameters
Parameter |
Description |
2FA Mode |
Select a two-factor authentication mode, including email, phone, FEITIAN, AISEC, and third-party 2FA authentication. |
Email/Phone |
Configure the verification code lifetime and verification code. Email and phone authentications take effect on all users in the system. To use either authentication mode, all users need to configure email address and phone number for receiving verification code in login authentication. In addition, you need to configure email or SMS notification settings. For more information, see Configure notification settings.
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FEITIAN Authentication/ AISEC Authentication/ Third-Party 2FA |
Configure FEITIAN, AISEC, or third-party 2FA authentication. After the two-factor authentication settings take effect, you must select the users to authenticate in login. The users need to obtain verification code through a third-party platform.
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(Optional.) Select the users to perform FEITIAN, AISEC, or third-party 2FA authentication.
On the top navigation bar, click System.
From the left navigation pane, select Access Control > User > Local User.
Select the target users.
Click Permit FEITIAN Authentication, AISEC Authentication, or Third-Party 2FA.
In the dialog box that opens, click OK.
If the users do not need to perform FEITIAN, AISEC, or third-party 2FA authentication, select the users, and click Deny FEITIAN Authentication, AISEC Authentication, or Third-Party 2FA.