Password and Sign-In Security
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This section allows administrators to configure password policies and sign-in security settings for extension users of the tenant. These settings help protect user accounts and prevent unauthorized access. Options may include minimum password length, complexity requirements, two-factor authentication (2FA).
Select the left menu Company, click on the Password Policy tab, you can customize the password policy for example, the minmum lenght, and maximum lenght, complexity, etc.
PortSIP PBX supports two-factor authentication (2FA) by sending a verification code via email.
If you enable the "Enable two-step verification" option, all extension users under this tenant will be required to enter a verification code sent to their email address in order to sign in.
Since 2FA relies on email delivery, you must ensure that the Mail Server settings are correctly configured and functioning. If the mail server is not properly set up, users will not receive the verification code and will be unable to log in.
After enabling 2FA and clicking the OK button to save your changes, the PBX web portal will display a warning message prompting you to verify the mail server configuration.