Configure access token
User accounts contain more information and functionality than just logging into Relution. Here, access tokens, language settings, and multi-factor authentication (MFA) can be configured.
General
The following can be configured in this section:
- Login name
- First and last name
- Language settings (e.g., date format, UI language)
Access Tokens
Depending on the use case, individual access tokens can be configured. Available options:
- API Token
- Relution Shared Device Token
For the Relution Shared Device, a QR code is generated that can later be used for login in the Relution Agent. Each token can have an expiration date.
MFA Token
To use multi-factor authentication, an MFA token must be created. This token acts as the second authentication factor. Options include:
- Email address
- Authenticator app
Custom Certificates
Some platform configurations allow the use of user certificates for authentication or signing, e.g., for:
- Exchange
- VPN and apps
- Wi-Fi
- S/MIME encryption
- S/MIME signing
A single certificate per function can be stored.
Login History
The last ten login attempts for the user account are displayed. Information includes:
- Timestamp
- IP address