Upon completion of this course you should be able to:
Course Prerequisites:
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Students are expected to have a working knowledge of:
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1. Introduction to 2-step verification
2. Enabling 2-step verification
3. Sign in to your ADM with 2-step verification
4. Disabling 2-step verification
4.1 ADM administrators disable other user's 2-step verification
2-step verification uses 2 factors to verify an ADM user's identity: username/password and a personal mobile device. This method provides improved security for your ADM account. If 2-step verification is enabled, you will need to enter your password in addition to a one-time verification code when logging into ADM.
Verification codes are obtained from an authenticator app that needs to be installed on your mobile device. The supported authenticator apps which are used are: Google Authenticator (for Android/iPhone/BlackBerry) and Authenticator (for Windows Phone).
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Note: The mobile app and NAS must both be synchronized with NTP.
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Note: If an error occurs, please make sure that the system time on your mobile device and ADM are synchronized. Also, verification codes are updated periodically, so make sure that the code you entered has not expired.
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If your mobile device is lost or the Authenticator app is removed, please follow the steps below to disable 2-step verification on your ADM account.
Note: The [Enable 2-step verification] checkbox can only be used when the function has been enabled by the user, please refer to here to enable 2-step verification.