To add a new profile for multifactor authentication via email, use the following command:
Admin@nodename# create users mfa-profiles smtp <parameter>
Provide the following parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
|
name |
The name of the MFA profile. |
|
description |
A description of the MFA profile. |
|
notification-profile |
Select the notification profile to use. |
|
notification-sender |
Email of the notification sender. |
|
notification-subject |
Notification subject. |
|
notification-body |
Body of the email. In the message body, you can use a special variable named {2fa_auth_code} that will be replaced by the one-time password. The notification text is separated by quotation marks (""). |
|
code-lifetime |
One-time password validity period (in seconds). |
To edit a profile for multifactor authentication via email, use the following command:
Admin@nodename# set users mfa-profiles smtp <mfa-email-profile> <parameter>
The parameters available to update are identical to those used to create a profile.
Example of creating and editing a profile for multifactor authentication via email:
Admin@nodename# create users mfa-profiles smtp name "Test SMTP MFA profile" notification-profile "Example SMTP profile" notification-sender sender@example.org notification-subject "Test notification subj" notification-body "Test notification text" Admin@nodename# show users mfa-profiles smtp "Test SMTP MFA profile" name : Test SMTP MFA profile notification-profile : Example SMTP profile notification-sender : sender@example.org notification-subject : Test notification subj notification-body : Test notification text code-lifetime : 60 Admin@nodename# set users mfa-profiles smtp "Test SMTP MFA profile" code-lifetime 70 Admin@nodename# show users mfa-profiles smtp "Test SMTP MFA profile" name : Test SMTP MFA profile notification-profile : Example SMTP profile notification-sender : sender@example.org notification-subject : Test notification subj notification-body : Test notification text code-lifetime : 70