Single page multifactor authentication

Hi @vinodnaik1989, thanks for getting in touch.

I’m not familiar with whole-site/single-page terminology when it comes to our 2FA or other Login Security features. Please can you describe the process you wish to be possible either for users or admins on your site and I will check whether this is possible?

The general steps around setting up 2FA can be seen here in our help documentation: https://www.wordfence.com/help/tools/two-factor-authentication/

Thanks,

Peter.

Hi,

The page should be only accessible by admin users or custom role of one particular user type. Only they can be accessible to that page, if that user logged in using wp-admin he can directly access to that if the user not logged in and it should show and login screen and can be accessible only after entering the MFA code.

Hi @vinodnaik1989, thanks for the clarification.

2FA can only be enabled on the default WordPress and WooCommerce login/registration pages. Whilst you can add 2FA to be optional or required for each user role on your site through Wordfence > Login Security > Settings > 2FA Roles, Wordfence does not control your user roles or manage which pages these roles have access to.

If you are able to configure the page that a specific user role can see in, for example, an external user management plugin but still prompt a login from the default WordPress login page, then when 2FA is enabled for their role, it will still be required when signing in.

Thanks again,

Peter.