Enable Two Factor Authentication (2FA)
Two Factor Authentication (2FA)
Two Factor Authentication (2FA) is an extra layer of security that makes sure that the users who login to any application or resource are who they say they are. This is normally accomplished by asking them to enter a secondary credential after they have provided their normal user name and password. The secondary credential could be a code send to their personal phone or a pre-specified personal identification code.
Please see the documentation under the 'Setup and Configuration' section.
Usage
- Usage & KB Articles
- Adding & Removing Domains
- Importing Data from Version 3
- Uploading CSV Data
- Handling Domain Lookups
- Managing Domain Categories
- Bulk Actions on Random Domains
- Domain Display Filters
- Custom Queries
- SAML and Single Sign On (SSO)
- SED-CLI: Command Line Interface
- Tool Box for Renewing & Registering Domains
- Subdomains and DNS
- Subdomains and SSL
- TXT / DKIM Scanner
- Report Viewer
- Domain Record Alert Monitor
- Custom Data Columns
- Whois Configuration
- Whois Extraction Tokens
- Whois Parse Table
- Historical Whois Data
- Enable Email Alerts
- Monitor Changes in DNS Records
- DNS Monitoring using AXFR
- Download CSV Reports
- Manually Editing Data
- Password Protect the Application
- Create and Administer Users
- Enable Two Factor Authentication (2FA)
- Refresh Domain Data at Regular Intervals
- Monitor Domain Home Page for Text Tokens
- Viewing Home Page Screen shots
- Visual Themes
- Branding the Installation
- License Code Setup - Std Edition
- How To Update The Installation