How to Configure Google Authenticator as 2FA in EventLog Analyzer

How to Configure Google Authenticator as 2FA in EventLog Analyzer

Objective

To guide users through the process of enabling and configuring Google Authenticator for Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) in EventLog Analyzer, enhancing account security.

Prerequisite

  • Access to EventLog Analyzer with administrative privileges.
  • Google Authenticator app installed on your mobile device (iOS or Android).

Steps to follow

  1. In EventLog Analyzer navigate to Settings → Admin Settings → Logon Settings.
  2. In the Two-Factor Authentication section, enable the toggle to enforce 2FA for user logins.
  3. Select Google Authenticator as the 2FA method and enable it.


  4. Once Google Authenticator is configured, a page with a QR code will be displayed during the next login to register the user.
    • If the QR code is not visible, click the “Click Here” hyperlink and follow the recommended steps in Google Authenticator.
  1. Enter the 6-digit code generated in Google Authenticator to log in to EventLog Analyzer.
  2. Optionally, enable “Trust this browser” so EventLog Analyzer won’t prompt for verification codes on this browser for the next 180 days.


  3. Click Enrolled Users at the bottom of the Tw-Factor Authentication page to view a list of users enrolled in 2FA.


Tips

  • Ensure your mobile device’s time is synchronized for accurate code generation.
  • Keep backup codes securely in case your device is lost or reset.
  • Repeat the steps for each user account individually if multiple users need 2FA.
 


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