Two-step verification, also known as 2-factor authentication or 2FA, or Multi-factor authentication (mfa) is an optional but highly recommended security feature.
Once enabled, logging into Splashtop will require an additional six-digit security code, in addition to your account's password. The security code will be generated by an authenticator app on your mobile device. (Text messaging is not supported.)
This means, even if someone has guessed or stolen your On-Prem account ID and password, he or she will not be able to log into your account and access your computers.
Splashtop On-Prem support TOTP (Time-based One-Time Password algorithm) based 2 step verification, and verified with the following authenticator apps:
- Google Authenticator (Android/iPhone/BlackBerry)
- Duo Mobile (Android/iPhone)
- Microsoft Authenticator (Android/iPhone/Windows Phone 7)
- Okta Verify (Android/iPhone)
- Other popular OTP apps
Setup Guide
Step 1. Login to management console as Team Owner, and go to Management > Settings, you can specify how and whom the 2-step verification should be enforced.
Step 2. If an account has been enforced to enable 2-step verification, he/she will be required to pass through the 2-step verification setup guide to continue using the service.
To set up the 2-step verification account for the first time, the user is required to log in to the Gateway using his/her own account.
Follow the instructions to complete the setup.
Login console or Client app with 2-sv enabled
The user will be required to enter the one-time passcode when 2-sv is enabled and setup, if Team Owner has allowed trust device, user can check trust this device as the convenience.
Figure. 2-sv passcode input dialog on web console
Figure. 2-sv passcode input dialog on On-Prem app
Why I always can't pass 2-sv passcode?
For TOTP is time and clock based authentication, if there are obvious system clock difference, like more than 30 seconds, you may encounter error to pass 2-sv passcode. please make sure your Gateway and authentication device has synchronized system time.
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