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I am writing to suggest a change to the way 2FA is handled. It would be ideal if we could set a default value for users (2FA enabled), but to be able to disable it on a per-user basis. In my use case, everyone should have 2FA enabled (by default), but a service account, interacting with the application programmatically (e.g. with the Powershell module) cannot supply the second factor (and the PS module does not support the extra factor, anyway).
Hello,
Are you using the RDM PowerShell module?
If so, you could instead use the DVLS PowerShell module combined with an Application key to interact with your DVLS instance. Application keys aren't prompted for 2FA when you use them to connect on DVLS.
Let us know if that could be a suitable workaround.
About the 2FA behaviour, I will ask an engineer to reply to your request.
Best regards,
Érica Poirier
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I am already using the DVLS module, but was not aware of application-key option. It looks promising.