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  • Two-factor authentication is currently an option CMS Administrators can force (turn on) for individual CMS Users or it can be self-added by the Usera User can opt in voluntarily. 
  • A User must have an authenticating device, e.g., a smartphone and an Authenticator app installed on it.

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  1. At the CMS login screen, enter your Username and Password. 

  2. Instead of being logged in, the Authentication popup displays. 
  3. Open the Authenticator app on your authentication device.

  4. Either scan the QR Code or manually enter the Manual Entry Key. NOTE - if the 'Manual Entry Key' option is used, ensure 'Time-Based' is selected when options are given.

  5. The Authenticator app generates a PIN that expires in a set amount of time. Enter this PIN in the Authentication popup.

  6. , Click Verify and Login. If the PIN is valid and has not expired, login will be successful. The Authenticator app saves the authentication account for future CMS logins.
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A User can optionally add two-factor authentication to their CMS login. To set up the process, they must be logged in to CMS.

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