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I have used the command line script to reset my 2fa token and was expecting a new QR so that I can scan and create the new token at logon to RMM. This does not happen, I still get the usual logon, requesting a token rather than showing me the QR. Secondly when I ran the script it gave me a setup key that I can insert manually... where does that go? Thanks for your support. |
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My suggestion on this would be to discuss on discord so you can share screenshots etc |
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assuming you're running the setup key is provided in case the barcode doesn't print for whatever reason (not sure why it's not printing for you, maybe try using a different terminal emulator like putty). You have to enter that setup key in your authenticator app, not sure which app you're using but it should give you the option to enter a key instead of scanning a qr code. |
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Thanks.. I got it going. I did a clean reinstall for the sake of following
and understanding the steps more precisely.
I understand the process much better now. I will keep an eye on the QR side
of things going forward.
Thanks
Belnando
…On Sat, Sep 18, 2021, 2:40 PM Dan ***@***.***> wrote:
assuming you're running python manage.py reset_2fa <username> it should
print a barcode, see screenshot below
[image: Screen Shot 2021-09-18 at 11 33 53 AM]
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the setup key is provided in case the barcode doesn't print for whatever
reason (not sure why it's not printing for you, maybe try using a different
terminal emulator like putty). You have to enter that setup key in your
authenticator app, not sure which app you're using but it should give you
the option to enter a key instead of scanning a qr code.
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I've ran the following:
and got this error:
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nevermind...
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Excelente, rodei python manage.py reset_2fa admin e consegui redefinir. |
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fala pessoal fiz o processo na linha de comando e consegui redefini, porem cada vez que eu leio o qr code da uma informação diferente e o tento colocar a chave manualmente e não passa na tela de autenticação. vcs tem algum leitor de qr especifico? |
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assuming you're running
python manage.py reset_2fa <username>
it should print a barcode, see screenshot belowthe setup key is provided in case the barcode doesn't print for whatever reason (not sure why it's not printing for you, maybe try using a different terminal emulator like putty). You have to enter that setup key in your authenticator app, not sure which app you're using but it should give you the option to enter a key instead of scanning a qr code.