Manage Two-Factor Authentication
This topic describes how to manage the two-factor authentication feature, including removing trusted devices, changing authentication method, and disabling the two-factor authentication feature.
Remove a trusted device
In case you lost access to a trusted device, you can remove it from the list if necessary.
- On Yeastar Central Management, click your account at the top-right corner,
then go to
The trusted devices are displayed in the Trusted Device List section.
. - Click beside the device that you want to remove.
- In the pop-up window, click Confirm.
Change two-factor authentication method
- Log in to Yeastar Central Management, click your account at the top-right corner, then go to .
- Click beside the current authentication method.
- In the pop-up Password window, enter your account password and click Confirm to verify your operation.
- Select the desired method, then complete the follow-up settings accordingly.
Disable two-factor authentication
- Disable two-factor authentication for your account
- You can disable two-factor authentication for your account at any
time.
- Log in to Yeastar Central Management, click your account at the top-right corner, then go to .
- Unselect the checkbox of Two-factor Authentication.
- In the pop-up Password window, enter your account password and click Confirm to verify your operation.
- In the Security tab, click
Confirm.
The webpage prompts a message "Operation succeeded.", which means that you have successfully disabled two-factor authentication.
- Disable two-factor authentication for your colleagues or subordinate users
- If your colleagues or subordinate
users lost access to their two-factor authentication (e.g. they
lost their authenticator device or could not receive authentication code
via email), you can disable the two-factor authentication for their
accounts, so that they can directly log in with username and
password.
- Log in to Yeastar Central Management, go to .
- Click beside the desired account.
- In the Two-factor Authentication drop-down list, select Disabled.
- In the pop-up Password window, enter your account password and click Confirm to verify your operation.
- Click Save.
The two-factor authentication of the user's account is disabled.