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--- manuals:vps:users [2017/02/12 14:13] – created Aither
+++ manuals:vps:users [2024/01/02 18:09] (current) – Session control aither
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-===== Authentication tokens =====
+===== Two-factor authentication (2FA) =====
-Users can authenticate in vpsAdmin using HTTP basic or authentication tokens.
+Two-factor authentication for vpsAdmin using
-The latter can be seen and managed from vpsAdmin (vpsAdmin -> Edit profile ->
+[[wp>Time-based One-time Password algorithm|TOTP]]
-Authentication tokens).
+can be optionally enabled. You then need both the password and TOTP to log in.
-{{navody:vps:user_mail_templates.png?300|}}
+When enabled, the two-factor authentication is mandatory for access to
+your account: in the web interface, using [[manuals:vps:api|API]] and
+[[manuals:vps:api#cli|vpsfreectl]]. Only the
+[[manuals:vps:api#authentication|token authentication]] can be used, HTTP basic
+will cease to work.
-You can see a list of active authentication tokens, their lifetime and who
+FA can be enabled in profile settings (vpsAdmin -> Edit profile).
-created them. This list is useful when you have multiple long-lived tokens for
-various client applications.
-The web UI itself uses authentication tokens. You can create tokens using CLI
+{{:navody:vps:2fa_status.png?200|}}
-or any client library and label them, so you'll recognize them in the future.
+You can setup TOTP e.g. on your mobile phone using applications like
+[[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.authenticator2|Google Authenticator]]
+or [[https://freeotp.github.io|FreeOTP]].
+vpsAdmin will show you a QR code which you scan into the application. The 2FA
+activation is then confirmed when you enter the one-time password that the
+application will show you. Alternatively, instead of scanning the QR code,
+you can enter the secret key manually.
+{{:navody:vps:totp_device_confirm.png?300|}}
+Once activated, you will be given a recovery code. This code can be used when
+you lose access to your authentication device. Do not save this code together
+with your vpsAdmin password. If you lose both the authentication device and
+the recovery code, you will have to contact our support to recover your account.
+You can configure multiple TOTP devices and any one of them can be used to log in.
+Individual devices can be temporarily disabled or removed
+(vpsAdmin -> Edit profile -> TOTP devices).
+{{:navody:vps:totp_device_list.png?300|}}
+===== Session control =====
+In profile settings (vpsAdmin -> Edit profile), there's a "Session control" form:
+{{:navody:vps:user-session-control.png?300}}
+  * **Enable single sign-on** will let you enter vpsAdmin credentials once and log in to vpsAdmin, knowledge base and Discourse
+  * **Preferred session length** will configure time to logout on inactivity in vpsAdmin web interface, it defaults to 20 minutes
+  * **Logout all** will always log you out from all sessions of the same client, e.g. if you're logged into vpsAdmin from different browsers or devices, logout on one will logout all of them
 ===== Session log =====
 vpsAdmin logs all user sessions and remembers what actions were performed
 (vpsAdmin -> Edit profile -> Session log).
+{{:navody:vps:user-session-log.png?300}}
 You can see when the session started, ended, what authentication method was
-used, IP addresses, client idenfitication and a list of executed actions in a
+used, IP addresses, client identification and a list of executed actions in a
-particular session.
+particular session. Active sessions have a light green background. The current session
+which is used to view the page has dark green background. You can end active sessions
+by clicking on the trash bin icon.

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