I know I probably shouldn’t be browsing the other forum much, but just saw this and wanted to share since it’s relevant. From Sangoma’s Michael White:
"Hey everyone,
Security is a top priority, and we’ve been paying close attention to the community discussions around it. One point that came up repeatedly is that essential security features shouldn’t be locked behind a paywall. I hear you, and agree.
That’s why we’re making our MFA module free to all FreePBX users. This is a step toward ensuring that every system- big or small, has access to basic protections without extra cost.
That said, Free MFA will be rolling out soon, and as part of an internal process requirement, a formal notification was sent to our distribution partners last week, and we can expect this change to take effect on or before April 1st. In the meantime, if there are other security related changes you think we should consider, I’d love to hear your thoughts!"
Maybe a stupid question - is the PBX MFA module just supposed to I guess be there / enabled? I keep checking every day and I still only get the option to purchase. I thought it would be free for all by April 1st?
This may be a dumb question but isn’t the MFA supposed to apply to both the admin login and the UCP? I just set it up on our office system and it’s only promting me when I log into the UCP, on the admin site…. nuthin…
I just tested again with a totally new user on my own PBX. I set the user up in usermanager and applied MFA for both Admin and UCP. When logging into UCP it prompts as it should. When logging into the Admin portal it does not… Kind of usesless if it doesn’t work in the admin portal… IMHO
@Ashcor out of curiosity, have you tried it without the ClearlyIP Branding Module installed?…. I am wondering if Sangoma is going to rebuttal, with it not working due to this…. even if in truth it is irrelevant, though it could possibly.
Apparently the feeling on the FreePBX community is that the ClearlyIP Branding module is causing the issue. I have yet to test that theory (too much going on with year end) but if anyone from CIP can comment, that would be cool.