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titleGoogle Authenticator

Using Google Authenticator with Blesta is pretty straight forward, but requires a little manipulation to get the key in the correct format. Blesta expects TOTP keys to be in hexadecimal format (base16), but Google Authenticator uses base32. So we have to convert our Google Authenticator keys into hexadecimal before storing in Blesta.

There are a number of online utilities to perform this operation. Here’s one:http://www.darkfader.net/toolbox/convert/.

As an example, “PEHMPSDNLXIOG65U” (in base32) becomes “790ec7c86d5dd0e37bb4″ in hexadecimal. Simply select Time-based One Time Password as the two factor authentication method in Blesta then enter the converted (hexdecimal) value and you’re good to go.

For YubiKey
  1. For instructions on setting up your YubiKey to generate TOTP tokens visit http://www.yubico.com/totp
  2. If you follow the instructions provided by yubico you will need to convert your Google secret key from base32 into hexadecimal (base16) format before adding it to Blesta.Instructions on doing that are provided in the note above.

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