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AUTHY DESKTOP LINUX UPDATE
AUTHY DESKTOP LINUX MANUAL
AUTHY DESKTOP LINUX VERIFICATION

Open the Authy app on your second device and enter the phone number linked to your original account as prompted.Keep the Authy app on your primary device open.Re-enter the password and click Confirm.Open the Authy app on your primary device.

Once you have set-up Authy on your primary device, as explained above, the multi-device feature allows you to synchronise your Nexus 365 token with your other devices. Multi-device is a feature of the Authy app which enables you to authenticate your Single Sign-On (SSO) across several devices.

AUTHY DESKTOP LINUX VERIFICATION

These are instructions for setting up the Authy multi-device feature for desktop and mobile as a verification method for multi-factor authentication (MFA).

You may be required to enter your SSO information and complete your MFA process.

End the phone call and enter the pin on the screen The automated voice will read out a 4-digit code, up to three times. If you choose Phone Call, you will receive an automated phone call.

If you choose SMS, you will receive a text message with a 6-digit pin which you need to enter in the box on the screen.

Choose whether to verify by SMS or Phone Call

The Account Verification screen will display.

This does not have to be your Oxford email address

In the email field, enter a contact email address which can be used to contact you should you ever lose access to your Twilio Authy Account.

Tap the Cellphone number area and enter the telephone number.

When you have found the Country, tap it to select it.

Tap the Code area and search for the Country to which the phone number you want to enter is registered (+44 for United Kingdom)

You need to enter a telephone number for verification purposes.

Go to the App Store/Play Store on your mobile device.

AUTHY DESKTOP LINUX UPDATE

Accounts screen on ADU, update the Account Name & Logo from the matches you've created above. Note the ADU account color for the matching token on 2nd device.įrom the Settings. Accounts screen on ADU, for each token with the same email address and generic colored key logo, give each Account its own color.įrom the Tokens screen on ADU, for each token with generic key logo, iterate through tokens on 2nd device til I find the match. Open Authy Desktop Ubuntu ( ADU) and have your Authy app on 2nd device in-hand ( 2nd).įrom the Settings. Match and update each Authy Desktop account to the related token on your mobile app. Remove and re-add your Authy Desktop to Multi Device Sync.

Remove the ' :' from default account names your Authy mobile app creates.

AUTHY DESKTOP LINUX MANUAL

Is there a recommended solution for syncing Authy token labels and icons across devices or a better way to manually update tokens?Īsking this question rubber ducked me into two manual workarounds: These screens do not display the current 2FA code - so matching them to the correctly-labeled token on iOS difficult. While I can explicitly assign token labels and icons, this has to be done from Authy's Settings. I use the same email for multiple services, so generic token labels are unhelpful. On the Linux Desktop client, many labels are generic and display only my username or email address associated with the account. On iOS, Authy's tokens are labelled clearly by service. Is there a good solution for syncing Authy token labels and icons across devices? Multi Device Sync has made Authy a vast improvement for me over gAuthenticator and dedicated security fobs.