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Re-enrolling two-factor authentication for a user

As a Control Center system administrator, you can re-enroll the two-factor authentication (2FA) for users in your organization. Typically, you re-enroll a user's 2FA if they have trouble authenticating, need to reinstall their authentication app, or if they want to change devices used for authentication. Re-enrolling 2FA means you don't have to remove 2FA and add 2FA again. Users can also add and re-enroll two-factor authentication for their own user profile.

 

Two-factor authentication provides and additional layer of protection for Control Center user profiles and is required to view and manage services such as Colt® Adaptive Network Security, Colt® Adaptive Threat Intelligence, and Colt® DDoS Mitigation Service.

To re-enroll two-factor authentication for a user:

  1. Click Admin, then click Users.

    Control Center lists the users for your organization. Users with additional permissions or roles have icons next to their username: system administrators (), security users (), users with two-factor authentication ().
Users
  1. Search for the user by doing one of the following:

    • Scroll through the list of users. If you have more than 20 users, use the arrows at the bottom of the page to navigate between pages.

    • Start typing part of the user's first name, last name, or username in the Search field. (Control Center filters the user list as you type.)
  1. When you find the user, click the row for the user.

    Control Center shows profile information for the user    .
View User Profile (with 2FA added)
  1. Click AVAILABLE ACTIONS, then click Reenroll 2FA.

    Control Center re-enrolls the two-factor authentication for the user. The next time the users signs in to Control Center, they will be prompted to set up their two-factor authentication again.