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Choose Time Based for your token (this is the default selection in the app).

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Alternatively, you can carry out the following manual steps in the Google Authenticator app in your device:

Note: If you had trouble scanning the barcode, the automatic setup will not work.

After completing this, you can enter the current token for authentication in the text box.

This will automatically configure Google Authenticator to start generating authentication codes for PAM360. Then, select 'Scan Barcode' and point your device to the barcode shown in the GUI such as the image displayed below. You need to first launch the Google Authenticator app in your mobile device/tablet and choose the '+' button.

Associating Google Authenticator with your account in PAM360: When you are logging in for the first time after enabling TFA through Google Authenticator, you will be prompted to associate it with your account in PAM360.

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Upon launching the PAM360 web-interface, the user has to enter the username and local authentication or Azure AD/AD/LDAP password to log in to PAM360 and click Login.If the administrator has chosen the TFA option "Google Authenticator", the TFA will happen as detailed below:

That is, the users have to authenticate through PAM360's local authentication or AD/Azure AD/LDAP authentication. As explained above, the first level of authentication will be through the usual authentication. The users for whom TFA is enabled, will have to authenticate twice successively.

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Detailed instructions to install the Google Authenticator app is available in Google's website. Google officially supports Android, iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch and BlackBerry devices. To make use of google authenticator as the second factor of authentication, you should first install Google Authenticator app in your smart phone or tablet. Connecting to PAM360 Web Interface when TFA via Google Authenticator is Enabled Pre-requisite

You can also select the users later by navigating to Users > More Actions > Two-factor Authenitcation.ģ.

Similarly, you can also ' Disable' TFA from here. For multiple users, select the required usernames and click on 'Enable' at the top of the user list. To enable TFA for a single user, click on the ' Enable' button beside their respective username.

You can enable or disable TFA for a single user or multiple users in bulk from here.

Once you confirm Google Authenticator as the second factor of authentication in the previous step, a new window will prompt you to select the users for whom TFA should be enforced.

Then, click on Confirm to enforce Google Authenticator as the second factor of authentication.

Choose the option Google Authenticator and click Save.

Navigate to Admin > Authentication > Two-factor Authentication.

Connecting to PAM360 Web Interface when TFA via Google Authenticator is Enabled.

PAM360 grants the user access to the web-interface.

Enter the six-digit token that you see on the Google Authenticator app GUI.

PAM360 prompts for the second factor credential through Google Authenticator.

PAM360 authenticates the user through Active Directory or LDAP or locally (first factor).

A user tries to access PAM360 web-interface.

Sequence of Eventsįollowing is the sequence of events involved in using Google Authenticator as the second factor:

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Here’s how to set up and use the Google Authenticator app with your Google account, along with a few other well-known sites. With the app, you don’t have to wait a few seconds to receive a text message. It generates a six-digit number, which changes every 30 seconds. You need to install the Google Authenticator app on your smart phone or tablet devices. The token provides an authenticator, which is a six digit number users must enter as the second factor of authentication. Google Authenticator is a software-based authentication token developed by Google. Setting up Two-Factor Authentication (TFA) - Google Authenticator