User Management

Applies To: AuthPoint Multi-Factor Authentication, AuthPoint Total Identity Security

The Users page is where you manage AuthPoint user accounts. You can see your AuthPoint users and the details for each user account. These are the end-users who use AuthPoint for authentication.

From the Users page you can:

Screen shot of the Users page.

User and Token Status

The User Name and Token columns show the status of the user account and that user's tokens. You can see if a user or token is active or blocked. In the Token column, you can click on a token to see information about that token and the device that it is activated on.

For more information, go to Block a User or Token.

User Status Definition
Activated
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The user account is activated and can authenticate with any active tokens
Quarantined
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The LDAP synced user account cannot authenticate because the LDAP user was moved or deleted
Blocked
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The user cannot authenticate with any WatchGuard tokens on any of their mobile devices
Overallocated
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The user cannot authenticate because your AuthPoint account has more users than your license supports
Token Status Definition
Activated
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The token is activated and can be used for authentication
Blocked
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The token is blocked and the user cannot authenticate with that token (they can still authenticate with other active tokens)
Pending
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The token has not been activated

Data Breach Status

In the Last Reported Breach column, you can view the status of the reported credential breaches for your users. To view the data breach status, Dark Web Credential Monitoring must be enabled for a user. For more information on how to enable Dark Web Credential Monitoring, go to Monitor Data Breaches for Your Credentials.

The Last Reported Breach column can show these statuses:

  • Breach Data and Location — Shows the date when the last credential breach was reported and the location of the credential breach. If the breached credentials originate from a sensitive source, the location of the breach shows the text Sensitive Breach. This protects users from potential harm if the source of the credential breach might reveal personal information, such as political affiliation, religion, or health status.
  • No Breaches — No credential breach is reported for the user.
  • Not Monitored — Dark Web Credential Monitoring is not enabled for the user.

Related Topics

Add User Accounts

Add AuthPoint Groups

Block a User or Token

Quarantined Users

Add a New Device

Add New Software Tokens

Migrate Your Token