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Question Two Factor Authentication for Plesk Webmail
- Thread starter Anoop
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Hi. MFA only available for Plesk entities, i.e. Plesk admin / reseller / customer / smb_user (anyone who can log into Plesk UI).
Since the Webmail user does not fit in that paradigm, the only option is to configure MFA manually, e.g. RoundCube provides a plugin for that - How to setup 2FA for Roundcube | RoundcubePlus - Webmail Skins and Plugins
Since the Webmail user does not fit in that paradigm, the only option is to configure MFA manually, e.g. RoundCube provides a plugin for that - How to setup 2FA for Roundcube | RoundcubePlus - Webmail Skins and Plugins
If we speak about Plesk for Linux, "Plesk Webmails" - it could be Plesk Premium Email, Roundcube, Horde, SOGo - all these webmails provide (or do not provide) the ability to protect accounts with 2FA independent of Plesk itself.
As an example,
Also, you can vote for 2FA (two-factor authentication) for webmail, e.g. Google Authenticator for Roundcube login and drop a comment with details regarding your scenario.
As an example,
- Roundcube does not provide the ability to configure 2FA by default (but some plugins add this ability)
- SOGo Webmail provides the ability to configure 2FA. (inside the webmail interface: Preferences / General / Enable two-factor authentication using a TOTP application)
Also, you can vote for 2FA (two-factor authentication) for webmail, e.g. Google Authenticator for Roundcube login and drop a comment with details regarding your scenario.
