How can you implement two-factor authentication in 3CX?

Two-factor authentication can be implemented in 3CX by accessing the security settings within the 3CX Management Console. This approach centralizes the security settings, allowing administrators to configure and manage two-factor authentication effectively for all users. By navigating to these settings, you can enable the two-factor authentication feature, specify the required authentication methods, and manage user enrollment.

This method is integrated within the 3CX system, ensuring a streamlined process for setting up additional security layers for user logins. It simplifies administration and enhances security by ensuring that each user account is protected through an additional verification step, which is crucial in preventing unauthorized access.

While enabling two-factor authentication in user settings or involving third-party apps may seem viable options, they do not provide the same level of control and ease of implementation as managing it directly through the 3CX Management Console. The command line interface is generally more suited for advanced configurations and troubleshooting rather than direct security feature management, making it less applicable for standard two-factor authentication setup.