When an tenant has 2FA enabled, it's not able for automation API testing. So when a tenant has 2FA enabled, could particular user account has it disabled? If yes, which database table shall I check the value? Is there admin UI for it?
Or do you have any other better idea for backend API automation testing?
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Yes, in ABP, even if a tenant has 2FA enabled or enforced, you can disable 2FA for a specific user account. This allows you to perform automation API testing with that user while keeping 2FA enabled for others.
You can manage this via the admin UI:
- As a tenant admin, go to the Identity > Users page (
/Identity/Users). - Select the user you want to configure.
- Edit the user and set the "Two Factor Enabled" option to off/disabled for that user.
- As a tenant admin, go to the Identity > Users page (
In the database, the relevant value is stored in the
AbpUserstable, in theTwoFactorEnabledcolumn. Setting this column tofalsefor a user disables 2FA for that user, regardless of the tenant-wide setting.This approach is recommended for backend API automation testing: create a dedicated test user with 2FA disabled, while keeping 2FA enabled for real users.
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For above test account, could user password set to never expire?
