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Indy Tech Advisor

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  1. On 4/5/2017 at 12:11 AM, andy0609 said:

    I use this when I am onboarding a new client. Computers have been there and most people don't know/have their own admin password

     

    Thanks for this. I can see it coming in handy. I'll definitely be bookmarking this page. 

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    1 hour ago, David said:

    So long as the front-end admin platforms are protected by MFA, I would argue that 2-Step Authentication (email passphrase) for Pulseway is sufficient.

    Sorry if I'm understanding you incorrectly, but are you implying that MFA is already available? The only option I see is SAML SSO and AuthAnvil. And I refuse to pay $1000 for AuthAnvil. No idea why anyone would ever consider paying for a service that is freely available from DuoSecurity, Google, and many other providers. 

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    Edited by Paul
    removed competitor name

    Pretty sure I've found countless posts about this on the forums with it being on the "roadmap for release" in the "next 3-6 months" from posts since about 2016. Which disappoints me because it makes me feel like the development team isn't meeting their own deadlines and goals for releasing features - this is a huge reason why I'm trying to find a replacement for my current RMM. I like Pulseway so far. But true 2-factor security is a must with having remote access to client systems.

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