Multi-factor authentication

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) identifies users by at least two different components: something that the user knows (often a password) and something that the user possesses (e.g., a validation code sent to a mobile device). If one of the components is missing or supplied incorrectly, the user's identity is not established with sufficient certainty and access to the data source will remain blocked.

MFA is set at the data source level, except in Devolutions Server, where it is set on the user. Remote Desktop Manager macOS supports Authenticator (TOTP), Yubikey, and Duo.

Go to the section that corresponds to your data source type:

• SQL Server
• SQLite

Configure Multi-Factor Authentication on a Microsoft SQL Server Data Source

1. In Remote Desktop Manager macOS, go to the data source for which you want to configure the MFA.
2. Go to File – My Account Settings – Data Source MFA.

   

3. In the Multi-Factor Configuration window, click Change.

   

4. Select your MFA Type in the drop-down list.

   

5. Follow one of the links below depending on the choice made in the previous step:
   • Authenticator (TOTP)
   • Yubikey
   • Duo

Configure Multi-Factor Authentication on a SQLite Data Source

1. In Remote Desktop Manager macOS, go to File – Data Sources.
2. Select the SQLite data source in the left menu, then click on Edit data source button.

   

3. Next to the Multi-factor setting, click on None.

   

4. In the Multi-Factor Configuration window, click Change.

   

5. Select your MFA Type in the drop-down list.

   

6. Follow one of the links below depending on the choice made in the previous step:
   • Authenticator (TOTP)
   • Yubikey
   • Duo