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Manage Your Multi-Factor Authentication Options
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Multi-factor authentication provides an additional layer of security for your Cloud Manager account.
Considerations
Important
If an Organization Owner
enables multi-factor authentication, all members of
that organization must also enable MFA before they can
access the organization.
When MFA is enabled, a user must provide their password as well as verification from another mechanism.
Cloud Manager provides the following factors for multi-factor authentication:
Okta Verify Mobile App
Google Authenticator
Email
Set Up Backup Multi-Factor Authentication Methods
Warning
Enable a minimum of two methods so that you can still access your account if you lose access to one method.
While you can set up one, some, or all of the available methods, we strongly recommend that you set up at least two methods. When Cloud Manager requires multi-factor authentication, it offers you the choice of which method to use. If you have less than two methods set up, Cloud Manager prompts you to set up multi-factor authentication and a backup method at login.
Prerequisites
Disable Legacy Two-Factor Authentication
If you currently have legacy two-factor authentication set up for your account, you must disable it before you set up multi-factor authentication.
To disable legacy 2FA, navigate to your User Preferences panel.
Click on the dropdown menu labeled with your name in the upper right corner of the Cloud Manager UI.
Click Legacy 2FA in the dropdown menu.
Click the icon to edit your legacy 2FA settings.
Configure Multi-Factor Authentication
Remove an Authentication Method
To remove an authentication method from your account, click the icon next to the method you want to remove.
Note
You must authenticate with an existing authentication method before removing an authentication method.