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| + | *When MFA whitelisted in combined with enforced MFA, users will still need to enable MFA even though they are logging in from a whitelisted IP. <br>Once a user has enabled MFA, the user will not be prompted to enter a code for MFA when logging in from a whitelisted IP. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:50, 25 September 2023
Enabling MFA Whitelist
Using MFA Whitelist for your school's Ip address range will allow users logging in, inside the school to not have to go through MFA. But logging in outside school will have the user go through MFA
- Login into your school's dashboard
- Click the menu bar>settings>CloudworkID Settings
- Navigate to Features and click Edit
- Navigate to Multifactor Authentication Whitelist
- Enter into the field your school's IP address or IP address range
Notes
- When MFA whitelisted in combined with enforced MFA, users will still need to enable MFA even though they are logging in from a whitelisted IP.
Once a user has enabled MFA, the user will not be prompted to enter a code for MFA when logging in from a whitelisted IP.
