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System timeThe codes generated for two-factor integration are dependent on the system time. Check server date and time synchronization when configuring two factor authentication, and as part of the user issue troubleshooting process. Ensure correct multi-datacenter configurationIn a multi-datacenter environment where template upload and download are required, to enable two-factor authentication, the administrator must configure the Appliance Manager as described in: Configure authentication for integrationsOn an enterprise level, if two-factor authentication is enabled for an enterprise, the administrator must migrate automation and integrations to OAuth. See Authentication#OAuthv1.0VersionAAuthentication For information about implementing two-factor authentication for a portal, see Authentication Configure eventsFor Abiquo events and event streaming, if the enterprise that the M-user belongs to is required to use two-factor authentication, the administrator will also need to configure the M-user to use OAuth. See Authentication#OAuthv1.0VersionAAuthentication. Enter the OAuth credentials in the Abiquo properties file. See Abiquo Configuration Properties#m Configure Google Authenticator propertiesFor Google Authenticator, the administrator can set the name of the issuer of the two-factor authentication codes in the Abiquo properties file. See Abiquo Configuration Properties#2fa Configure email authentication propertiesYou can set the length of time the email codes will be valid for in Abiquo properties. See Abiquo Configuration Properties#2fa For email authentication, the administrator can edit the email message. See Configure Email Templates Manage two-factor authentication in the Abiquo UI
In the API, this is done by setting the enterprise attribute of twoFactorAuthenticationMandatory to true.
Using the API, you enable or disable 2fa by posting the authentication method to the action link of the user. |
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