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[https://github.com/mozilla-iam/mozilla-iam Mozilla IAM] stands for Mozilla's Identity and Access Management. It's the
[https://github.com/mozilla-iam/mozilla-iam Mozilla IAM] stands for Mozilla's Identity and Access Management. It's the
system that Mozilla manage logins to various web properties and systems.
system that Mozilla manages logins to various web properties and systems.


Usually, you'd use Mozilla IAM as Mozilla Staff, or as a contributor with access to the tools and resources Mozilla uses day to day.
Usually, you'd use Mozilla IAM as Mozilla Staff, or as a contributor with access to the tools and resources Mozilla uses day to day.
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Sometimes all you want to do is post a comment on a public forum. For that, we often need to provide a valid identity, but we also want to make it as easy as possible for you to contribute.
Sometimes all you want to do is post a comment on a public forum. For that, we often need to provide a valid identity, but we also want to make it as easy as possible for you to contribute.
Email login ("passwordless") is our current solution for this use case. Some applications we provide may not provide this login method, for example when the application always require more secure methods.
Email login ("passwordless") is our current solution for this use case. Some applications we provide may not provide this login method, for example when the application require more secure methods.


==== '''Q''': ''I would like access to specific groups, such as the NDA group, but it requires me to use a different login method, why?'' ====
==== '''Q''': ''I would like access to specific groups, such as the NDA group, but it requires me to use a different login method, why?'' ====
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*For Android and iOS: Duo Mobile
*For Android and iOS: Duo Mobile
*For Windows Phone: Authenticator
*For Windows Phone: Authenticator
2.  In the upper-right corner of any page, click your profile photo, then click Settings.  
2.  In the upper-right corner of any page, click your profile photo, then click Settings.
   [[File:Github-settings.png|450px]]
   [[File:Github-settings.png|450px]]
3.  In the user settings sidebar, click Security.  
3.  In the user settings sidebar, click Security.
   [[File:Github_-_security.png|150px]]
   [[File:Github_-_security.png|150px]]
4.  Under Two-factor authentication, click Set up two-factor authentication.  
4.  Under Two-factor authentication, click Set up two-factor authentication.
   [[File:Github_-_set_up_2fa.png|400px]]
   [[File:Github_-_set_up_2fa.png|400px]]
5.  On the Two-factor authentication page, click Set up using an app.  
5.  On the Two-factor authentication page, click Set up using an app.
   [[File:Github_-_set_up_using_an_app.png|400px]]
   [[File:Github_-_set_up_using_an_app.png|400px]]
6.  To enable two-factor authentication you must save your two-factor recovery codes in a safe place, such as a password manager, by clicking Download, Print, or Copy. Your recovery codes will help get you back into your account if you've lost access. After saving your codes, click Next.  
6.  To enable two-factor authentication you must save your two-factor recovery codes in a safe place, such as a password manager, by clicking Download, Print, or Copy. Your recovery codes will help get you back into your account if you've lost access. After saving your codes, click Next.
   [[File:Github_-_recovery.png|450px]]
   [[File:Github_-_recovery.png|450px]]
7.  Scan the QR code with your mobile device's app. After scanning, the app will display a six-digit code that you can enter on GitHub.  
7.  Scan the QR code with your mobile device's app. After scanning, the app will display a six-digit code that you can enter on GitHub.
   [[File:Github_-_scan_barcode.png|400px]]
   [[File:Github_-_scan_barcode.png|400px]]
8.  The TOTP mobile application will save your GitHub account and generate a new authentication code every few seconds. On GitHub, on the 2FA page, type the code and click Next.  
8.  The TOTP mobile application will save your GitHub account and generate a new authentication code every few seconds. On GitHub, on the 2FA page, type the code and click Next.
   [[File:Github_-_enter_passcode.png|400px]]
   [[File:Github_-_enter_passcode.png|400px]]
9.  Verify that a success message is shown  
9.  Verify that a success message is shown
   [[File:Github_-_2fa_success_message.png|400px]]
   [[File:Github_-_2fa_success_message.png|400px]]
10.  After 2FA has been enabled and you've saved your recovery codes, we recommend you sign out and back in to your account. In case of problems, such as a forgotten password or typo in your email address, you can use recovery codes to access your account and correct the problem.
10.  After 2FA has been enabled and you've saved your recovery codes, we recommend you sign out and back in to your account. In case of problems, such as a forgotten password or typo in your email address, you can use recovery codes to access your account and correct the problem.
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1.  In the following steps we assume you have 2FA set for your github account. If not, see the steps from [https://wiki.mozilla.org/IAM/Frequently_asked_questions#Q:_How_can_I_set_up_two-factor_authentication_.282FA.29_for_my_github_account.3F here] <br>
1.  In the following steps we assume you have 2FA set for your github account. If not, see the steps from [https://wiki.mozilla.org/IAM/Frequently_asked_questions#Q:_How_can_I_set_up_two-factor_authentication_.282FA.29_for_my_github_account.3F here] <br>
2.  Login to mozillians with your email.<br>
2.  Login to mozillians with your email.<br>
3.  Navigate to profile settings page.  
3.  Navigate to profile settings page.
   [[File:Mozillians_-_go_to_settings.png|400px]]
   [[File:Mozillians_-_go_to_settings.png|400px]]
4.  Scroll down to “Profile Identities” section and click “Add Identity” button.  
4.  Scroll down to “Profile Identities” section and click “Add Identity” button.
   [[File:Mozillians_-_add_identity.png|450px]]
   [[File:Mozillians_-_add_identity.png|450px]]
5.  Select “Log in with Github” option in next page.  
5.  Select “Log in with Github” option in next page.
   [[File:Mozillians_-_verify_github_account.png|280px]]
   [[File:Mozillians_-_verify_github_account.png|280px]]
6.  Click Authorize mozilla. If you’re logged in to github in the same browser, you can skip the next 2 steps.
6.  Click Authorize mozilla. If you’re logged in to github in the same browser, you can skip the next 2 steps.
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1.  In the following steps we assume you have 2FA set for your github account. If not, see the steps from [https://wiki.mozilla.org/IAM/Frequently_asked_questions#Q:_How_can_I_set_up_two-factor_authentication_.282FA.29_for_my_github_account.3F here].<br>
1.  In the following steps we assume you have 2FA set for your github account. If not, see the steps from [https://wiki.mozilla.org/IAM/Frequently_asked_questions#Q:_How_can_I_set_up_two-factor_authentication_.282FA.29_for_my_github_account.3F here].<br>
2.  Navigate to mozillians page and click Log In/Sign Up button. <br>
2.  Navigate to mozillians page and click Log In/Sign Up button. <br>
3.  Select “Log in with Github” method from mozillians login page. <br>  
3.  Select “Log in with Github” method from mozillians login page. <br>
   [[File:Mozillians_-_login_ways.png|350px]]  
   [[File:Mozillians_-_login_ways.png|350px]]
4.  Enter Github credentials.  
4.  Enter Github credentials.
   [[File:Mozillians_-_login_with_github_to_upgrade_account.png|350px]]
   [[File:Mozillians_-_login_with_github_to_upgrade_account.png|350px]]
5.  Enter 2fa code from your application.  
5.  Enter 2fa code from your application.
   [[File:Mozillians_-_enter_2fa_code.png|300px]]
   [[File:Mozillians_-_enter_2fa_code.png|300px]]
6.  Navigate to Settings -> Profile Identities section, and verify that Github is set as your login identity. That means this is the only account you can use from now on to login to mozillians.
6.  Navigate to Settings -> Profile Identities section, and verify that Github is set as your login identity. That means this is the only account you can use from now on to login to mozillians.
   [[File:Mozillians_-_upgrade_to_github.png|350px]]
   [[File:Mozillians_-_upgrade_to_github.png|350px]]
7.  Trying to login with email to mozillians will return an error page, asking to login with github.
7.  Trying to login with email to mozillians will return an error page, asking to login with github.
   [[File:Mozillians_-_forbidden_page_-_github.png|350px]]
   [[File:Mozillians_-_forbidden_page_-_github.png|350px]]


==== '''Q''': ''How can I upgrade my mozillians account from passwordless to LDAP?'' ====
==== '''Q''': ''How can I upgrade my mozillians account from passwordless to LDAP?'' ====
1.  Login to mozillians with your email.<br>
1.  Login to mozillians with your email.<br>
2.  Navigate to profile settings page.  
2.  Navigate to profile settings page.
   [[File:Mozillians_-_go_to_settings.png|350px]]
   [[File:Mozillians_-_go_to_settings.png|350px]]
3.  Scroll down to “Profile Identities” section and click “Add Identity” button.  
3.  Scroll down to “Profile Identities” section and click “Add Identity” button.
   [[File:Mozillians_-_add_identity_-_ldap.png|350px]]
   [[File:Mozillians_-_add_identity_-_ldap.png|350px]]
4.  Select "Log in with LDAP" in the next page.
4.  Select "Log in with LDAP" in the next page.
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