Enabling Authentication in SiteWALL

Enabling Authentication in SiteWALL

Objective:
 This section provides step-by-step instructions on how to enable and configure Authentication Settings for your SiteWALL Management portal. 

Accessing Authentication Settings:

  1. Login to the SiteWALL Management Portal
  2. Navigate to User Management -> Authentication

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Authentication Settings:

 SiteWALL supports two primary methods of authentication:

  • Local Users: User accounts are created locally in SiteWALL portal.
  • Google Authentication: Integrated with Google Authentication and allow users to log in using their Google account and credentials.

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Enabling Authentication:

  • Select the Appropriate Authentication Settings: On the Authentication Settings Page, select either 'Local Users' or 'Google Authentication' based on your preference and operational requirements.

Enabling Two-Factor Authentication (2FA):
 SiteWALL supports Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) with Google Authenticator, enhancing security for both Authentication Settings.

  • For Local Users:
    • Enable 2FA: Tick the checkbox to enable Two-Factor Authentication(2FA) for local users.
    • User Experience: Once enabled, all local SiteWALL users will be required to complete a two-step verification process during login. Users will be prompted to scan a QR code using Google Authenticator and enter a six-digit code to access their accounts for first time. For all subsequent login attempts, users will be prompted to enter their password followed by a six-digit verification code generated by Google Authenticator.

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  • For Google Authentication:
    • Enable 2FA: Tick the checkbox to enable Two-Factor Authentication(2FA) for users logging in via Google Authentication.
    • User Experience: Similar to local users, those using Google Authentication will need to scan a QR code with Google Authenticator followed by entering a six-digit code to complete the login process. For all subsequent login attempts, users will be prompted to enter their password followed by a six-digit verification code generated by Google Authenticator.

 

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Final Steps:

  • Save Your Settings: After configuring your authentication preferences and enabling Two-Factor Authentication(2FA) as needed, be sure to click 'Save' to apply the changes.
  • Test the Configuration: It is recommended to test the Authentication process to ensure everything is set up correctly.

Support: If you encounter any issues or require assistance, please contact our support team.