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31 lines
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# Account
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Your own account: your name, kind, names, e-mail address, whether you are an administrator and
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whether you are enrolled for one-time passwords. The Account and the Passkeys panel are side by
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side, with One-time passwords and, for VPN users, VPN profiles below them.
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## Actions
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Each change but removing a passkey asks for your current password and, when you are enrolled, a
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code not already used to sign in.
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- **Change password** (Account panel): opens a dialog for the current and the new password; the
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change signs you out.
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- **Enrol** or **replace** an authenticator app: scan the QR code, then enter a code of the app.
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Removing the enrolment is left to an administrator.
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- **Add a passkey:** the browser or your password manager creates a passkey for the router's name;
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each passkey has a label and the time it was added, and a remove icon.
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- **VPN profiles** (VPN users), each after your current password and, when enrolled, a code:
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- **Download the OpenVPN profile:** a `.ovpn` file for an OpenVPN client, which signs in with
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your name and password.
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- **Download the Apple VPN profile (IKEv2):** a `.mobileconfig` that sets up the router's IKEv2
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VPN on a Mac, iPhone or iPad. It also asks for a profile password, which the device asks for
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when you install the profile in System Settings (Mac) or Settings (iPhone, iPad).
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## Passkeys
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**Sign in with a passkey** on the sign-in page uses a passkey the browser offers, without the
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name, the password or the code. Passkeys work on the Manager's HTTPS address on the router's name
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only. They sign in to the Manager and to the router's OpenID Provider, and open a shell on the
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[Shell](shell.md) page in place of the password and code.
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