Managing multi-factor authentication

The Multi-factor authentication tab shows for which accounts multi-factor authentication (MFA) is configured and allows to activate and deactivate MFA in general and for individual accounts.

>	Select Authorizations -> Users, Multi-factor authenticaton tab.

The Multi-factor authentication tab displays - only if MFA is activated generally - all accounts with their respective MFA configuration.
For users who are not an administrator or security administrator, the functionality is restricted to their own account.

Activate/Deactivate multi-factor authentication generally

>	Administrator or Security administrator only: Click the Activate/Deactivate multi-factor authentication button above the table and confirm the action to activate resp. deactivate MFA in general.

After the general activation of MFA, it is initially inactive for all accounts and must then be activated for the desired accounts.

(De)activate MFA for an account

>	Administrator or Security administrator only: Click the Activate/Deactivate MFA icon () at the desired account and confirm the action in order to activate resp. deactivate MFA for the account.

Renew MFA secret

>	Only for accounts with MFA initialized: Click the Renew MFA secret icon () at the desired account and confirm the action in order to create a new MFA secret for the account.