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PINs can be se in Insight as a method of two-factor authentification. The option to turn PINs on or off is found in [[Role Options]]. | PINs can be se in Insight as a method of two-factor authentification. The option to turn PINs on or off is found in [[Role Options]]. | ||
| − | When a PIN is in use, a user will need to know their username and password to log in, as well as their PIN. After entering their username and password correcly a four-digit PIN will be emailed and/or texted to them (using the details found on their [[ | + | When a PIN is in use, a user will need to know their username and password to log in, as well as their PIN. After entering their username and password correcly a four-digit PIN will be emailed and/or texted to them (using the details found on their [[Users| account]]. |
Revision as of 16:33, 8 February 2013
PINs can be se in Insight as a method of two-factor authentification. The option to turn PINs on or off is found in Role Options.
When a PIN is in use, a user will need to know their username and password to log in, as well as their PIN. After entering their username and password correcly a four-digit PIN will be emailed and/or texted to them (using the details found on their account.
