Signing in to your Seqrite Account with Active Directory Domain
To sign into Seqrite Endpoint Protection, follow these steps.
- Paste the login URL in the browser of your system.
The Sign in Dialog appears. - Enter Email address in the Email ID text box. This is your registered Email address you provided during installation.
- Enter Password.
- If Active Directory Settings are enabled on Active Directory page, then only Active Directory Domain Name field appears. Select the Active Directory Domain Name from the list. Example: If Seqrite Endpoint Protection.com was added as Active Directory Domain Name, appears here.
- Click Sign In.
The home page of Seqrite Endpoint Protection appears.
Signing in to your Seqrite Account with MFA
Multifactor Authentication (MFA) provides two-step verification which provides stronger security for your account by requiring a second verification step when you sign in. Here, after providing credentials, you need to provide OTP for authentication.
Only the Super Admin User can enable the MFA Settings.
To sign in to your Seqrite account, follow these steps.
- Click the Seqrite Endpoint Protection Console login link.
The Sign-in Dialog appears. - Enter your registered Email address and password in the text boxes.
- Click Sign in.
- The OTP dialog appears. Only if the MFA setting is enabled by Super Admin. An OTP is sent to your registered Email address. The OTP is valid for 15 minutes. Enter the OTP.
- Click Submit.
The home page of Seqrite Endpoint Protection appears.
If you did not receive the OTP, you can click Resend OTP link.
Only 3 attempts of OTP entry are allowed. If you enter the wrong OTP 3 times, the account will be locked for 30 minutes. You can try signing in after 30 minutes.
Signing in to your Seqrite Account without MFA
To sign in to your Seqrite account, follow these steps.
- Click the Seqrite Endpoint Protection Console login link.
The Sign-in Dialog appears. - Enter your registered Email address and password in the text boxes.
- Click Sign in.
The home page of Seqrite Endpoint Protection appears.