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This topic is meant for the main application manager or a similarly privileged XperienCentral user.


Once you have successfully installed XperienCentral you can start it and log in. To log in to XperienCentral, navigate to the following URL:

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Warning

Application Manager: Before you enable two factor authentication, it is extremely important that you configure specific the XperienCentral settings SMTP host setting correctly as well as properties the email property of all users in the User Authorization panel. These settings areCheck the following:

  • The SMTP host that XperienCentral uses to send email messages (smtp_host under the "application_settings" section in the General tab of the Setup Tool). Ensure that the SMTP host setting is correct by sending a test email to yourself. The easiest way to do this is to set the "Deletion notification" to "Immediately" in My Settings > Notification Settings, create a new page and then delete it at once. You might have to wait a maximum of 15 minutes to receive the email.
  • The "E-mail" field for users on the Users tab in Authorization Management. Ensure that each of your XperienCentral users has a valid email defined for them.


Follow these steps:

  1. Open the Setup Tool.
  2. Navigate to the General tab.
  3. Under "website_settings", locate the property enable_email_two_factor_authentication and select it in order to enable it.
  4. Click [Save Changes] at the bottom of the General tab.

Testing





-Ddisable_2fa (also JAVA_OPTS)

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