Contents Now Platform Administration Previous Topic Next Topic Enable MFA for high privileged roles Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Enable MFA for high privileged roles Automatically enable and enforce MFA for users who have high privileged roles that you have access to. Before you beginRole required: admin About this taskAll users designated with a high privileged role go through MFA before authenticating into the instance. This functionality also makes it easier to administrate MFA for many users based on their roles instead of enabling MFA for them at a per user level. Procedure Navigate to Multi-factor Authentication > Multi-factor Criteria. Select Role based multi-factor authentication. Check the Active box. Click Update to save. When the user with the designated role logs in with their user name and password, they go through the setup for MFA. Example Related tasksActivate the MFA pluginConfigure MFARequire MFA for a userSet up multifactor authentication upon initial loginLog on with multifactor authenticationSet up multifactor authentication on your own profileDisable multifactor authentication on an admin user profileDisable multifactor authentication on the User tableRelated referenceTested third-party authenticators with MFA On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
Enable MFA for high privileged roles Automatically enable and enforce MFA for users who have high privileged roles that you have access to. Before you beginRole required: admin About this taskAll users designated with a high privileged role go through MFA before authenticating into the instance. This functionality also makes it easier to administrate MFA for many users based on their roles instead of enabling MFA for them at a per user level. Procedure Navigate to Multi-factor Authentication > Multi-factor Criteria. Select Role based multi-factor authentication. Check the Active box. Click Update to save. When the user with the designated role logs in with their user name and password, they go through the setup for MFA. Example Related tasksActivate the MFA pluginConfigure MFARequire MFA for a userSet up multifactor authentication upon initial loginLog on with multifactor authenticationSet up multifactor authentication on your own profileDisable multifactor authentication on an admin user profileDisable multifactor authentication on the User tableRelated referenceTested third-party authenticators with MFA
Enable MFA for high privileged roles Automatically enable and enforce MFA for users who have high privileged roles that you have access to. Before you beginRole required: admin About this taskAll users designated with a high privileged role go through MFA before authenticating into the instance. This functionality also makes it easier to administrate MFA for many users based on their roles instead of enabling MFA for them at a per user level. Procedure Navigate to Multi-factor Authentication > Multi-factor Criteria. Select Role based multi-factor authentication. Check the Active box. Click Update to save. When the user with the designated role logs in with their user name and password, they go through the setup for MFA. Example Related tasksActivate the MFA pluginConfigure MFARequire MFA for a userSet up multifactor authentication upon initial loginLog on with multifactor authenticationSet up multifactor authentication on your own profileDisable multifactor authentication on an admin user profileDisable multifactor authentication on the User tableRelated referenceTested third-party authenticators with MFA
