Using single-use passwords: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 05:07, 28 December 2020

When Two-factor authentication is enabled, you will need to enter a one-time password generated by a mobile app when logging in to your account.

Open Google Authenticator on your smartphone (which you should have already downloaded and registered for).
Find the one-time password related to your account.
Enter the one-time password in the window in the web version of Planfix.

Each password is active for 30 seconds.

To log in to the mobile Planfix app with two-factor authentication enabled, you must receive a one-time app password.

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+When [[Two-factor authentication]] is enabled, you will need to enter a one-time password generated by a mobile app when logging in to your account.
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-We apologize for any inaccuracies and errors.
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-When the option "Two-factor authentication" is enabled to enter the account, you need to enter a one-time password generated by the mobile application.
+*Open [[Google Authenticator]] on your smartphone (which you should have already downloaded and registered for).
+*Find the one-time password related to your account.
+*Enter the one-time password in the window in the web version of Planfix.
-* Open the installed and registered mobile application '''Google Authenticator''' from your smartphone
+===Please note===
+Each password is active for '''30 seconds'''.
-* Find a one-time password that refers to your account.
+==Useful information==
+To log in to the mobile Planfix app with two-factor authentication enabled, you must receive a one-time [[App passwords | app password]].
-* Enter a one-time password in the input box.
+== Go To ==
-'''Note:''' each password has an action time of  '''30 seconds. '''
-== Go to==
 *[[Two-factor authentication]]
 *[[Security]]
+*[[Feature Description]]