Two-factor authentication may be enabled in the CAW Manage section. The CAW Manage section has only one login and password so there is only one device to set up.
Hosting systems with multiple accounts must enable Advanced Security Features on the Hosting Options page for an account to use two-factor authentication.
Disabling and Re-Enabling Two-Factor Authentication
Two-factor authentication may be disabled for the manage section by clicking DISABLE 2FA in the Login Security page. When 2FA is disabled, the Website Name may be edited. |
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Enable Two-factor authentication again by clicking ENABLE 2FA. |
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Clicking RESTORE PREVIOUS DEVICE AND BACKUP CODES brings up a page for entering the TOTP authentication code. |
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Clicking CONTINUE goes to Step 4 above. |
New one-time passwords or Backup Codes may be generated if needed. To do so, click
on the GENERATE NEW BACKUP CODES button.
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As indicated in the warning, generating new codes overwrites and invalidates any of the
previous codes.
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![]() New codes are presented for downloading or copying to the clipboard. |
If the authenticator app will be moved to a new smartphone, tablet, or desktop device,
click the SETUP NEW 2FA DEVICE button.
If the code is accepted, you will return to the Login Security page. |
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Additional Topics:
About Two-Factor Authentication in CyberAudit-Web
Enabling Two-Factor Authentication for an Account
Two Factor Authentication Account Options
Enabling Two Factor Authentication for an Administrator
Two-Factor Authentication Support Operations
The Two-Factor Authentication command line utility