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You mean explain like here? 😉

https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/how-tos/two_factor.html#step-5-test-the-token

yes, but in UI :)

Update: I think I 'solved' it now. Deleted the old users and created a new one, which seems to work now both in tester and real login.

Btw.. if some dev is reading this: please improve the UX of the OTP login flow. I would have never tried to fill-in OTP and PW in the same form field. At least explain it somewhere clearly, please.

Thanks you two.

@monviech

now I am even more confused :D it worked when testing with appending the OTP to the PW.
However I cannot login now regulary anymore with the same user, no matter if I try PW only or OTP+PW in the same field, or PW first (no error message) then OTP second (error: wrong password).

@meyergru how can I identify if the system time is on or off? I checked the timezone (correct) and there is a OPNsense time server selected under Network time. Do you mean time on BIOS level?
edit: I just ran an update and in the console view there it read the correct time.

@peterkwc not sure if I understand. You deleted the user and created a new one with a simple password? What do you mean by simple? I don`t have a problem with regular passwords, its OTP that cause this. :)

Hi all. Testing 2fa returns this error message without further context or error code:

You cannot view this attachment.

I can`t find anything related in the logs. Has anyone any idea how to troubleshoot and fix this?

24.7.11_2 directly installed on a dedicated box.

Thanks! :)

Thanks for clarifying:)

HI all, and apologies if this has been already asked and answered:

What is the difference of adguard installed through this repo on the OPNsense machine, compared to anywhere else in the same network? E.g. docker or linux container on another server.

Is this version of adguard pre-configured to work nicely with OPNsense build-in DNS?