EPM Linux supports multi-factor authentication (MFA) for domain and local users. This guide explains how to set up and use MFA on EPM Linux for local and domain users.
Requirements
- Integration with Active Directory (AD) or another centralized authentication service to support domain user authentication.
- Configuration of Segura® for the integration of MFA verification.
- Availability of an MFA server, such as Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, or a compatible TOTP solution.
Enable MFA for Local Users
- In Segura®, in the upper right corner, hover over the Products Menu and select EPM.
- In the side menu, select Management > Settings > Parameters.
- In the Authentication section, in the option Enable multi-factor authentication at login, select Yes.
- Click on Save.
After enabling MFA for EPM, whenever a user logs into EPM Linux, the MFA token will be requested after the user's password.