Link11 WAAP
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v5
  • Link11 WAAP Documentation
  • Release Notes
  • Known Issues
  • User Guide
    • Introduction to Link11 WAAP
  • How Link11 WAAP Works
    • Traffic Filtering Process
    • Traffic Reporting and Analytics
    • Policy Mapping and Traffic Routing
    • Tagging
    • UI Overview and Common Elements
  • Console UI Walkthrough
    • Analytics
      • Dashboard
      • Events Log
    • Security
      • Global Filters
      • Flow Control Policies
      • Security Policies
      • Rate Limit Rules
      • ACL Profiles
      • Actions
      • Dynamic Rules
      • Quarantined
      • Content Filter
        • Content Filter Profiles
        • Content Filter Rules
    • Sites
      • Server Groups
      • Proxy Templates
      • Mobile Application Groups
      • Backend Services
      • Edge Functions
      • DNS Records
      • SSL
        • Load Balancers
        • Certificates
    • System
      • Interactive Challenge
      • SSO Configuration
      • Purge CDN Cache
      • Users Management
      • Security Alerts
      • Log Exporters
      • Version Control
      • System DB
      • Publish Changes
    • Account
  • Using the product
    • Best Practices
      • Saving and Publishing Your Changes
      • Enabling Passive Challenges
      • Understanding and Diagnosing Traffic Issues
    • How Do I...
      • Authenticate mobile app users
      • Ban, unban, and allowlist traffic sources
      • Bypass Link11 WAAP for loadtesting or other purposes
      • Configure a new path/section of a site
      • Control caching behavior
      • Enable GraphQL traffic
      • Enable mTLS (mutual TLS)
      • Protect sensitive information in logs and analytics
      • Quickly block an attacker
      • Redirect or block HTTP traffic
      • Run custom code
      • Set rate limits and exemptions
      • Stream event data to a SIEM solution or other destination
    • The Link11 WAAP API
      • Overview
      • Internal data structures
      • Using Swagger UI
      • Using curl
  • Reference Information
    • Acronyms
    • API
      • API access to traffic data
      • Types of namespaces
      • Namespace reference
        • ACL Profiles
        • Actions
        • Backend Services
        • Certificates
        • Configs
        • Content Filter Profiles
        • Content Filter Rules
        • Data queries
        • Dynamic Rules
        • Edge Functions
        • Flow Control Policies
        • Global Filters
        • Load Balancers
        • Log Exporters
        • Mobile Application Groups
        • Planets
        • Proxy Templates
        • Rate Limit Rules
        • Security Alerts
        • Security Policies
        • Server Groups
        • Tags
        • Tools
        • Users
    • Hostile Bot Detection / LWCSI
      • Environmental detection and browser verification
      • Client authentication
      • Biometric behavioral verification
    • HTTP Response Codes
    • Log Exporter Output
    • Pattern Matching Syntax
    • Query Filter Syntax and Best Practices
  • Support
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  1. Console UI Walkthrough

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Overview

This page is available by selecting the user icon () at the top right of the UI.

It displays the account details of the current user, and allows configuration of MFA (multi-factor authentication).

Account Details

The name, email address, phone number, and organization of the current user are shown here.

For most users, their account details on this page are read-only. Editing is available through the page.

Users that are Organization Administrators can edit their name and phone number here.

User Authentication

This section provides for setup of MFA (multi-factor authentication). It contains a QR code that can be scanned, to obtain an OTP (one-time password) via Google Authenticator, Authy, or other authentication platforms.

At the bottom of this section, there are links to authentication apps for iOS and Android.

Sending OTPs via SMS is still supported on the login page. However, other forms of authentication are generally preferable, as they are more secure.

API Keys

This section displays the current API Keys. Multiple keys can be defined.

To add a key, open the kebab menu (the three vertical dots) and select New. Specify a title for the new key.

To revoke an existing key, select the trash can icon.

Users Management