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egcurl --eg-section default --request POST \

  --url "https://$hostname/amfa/v1/email-enrollments" \

  --header "Accept: application/json" \

  --header "Content-Type: application/json" \

  --data '

{

    "userIds": [

        "user_5JmO0b2SZMrc72a2C8A25R"

    ]

}'

• Send enrollment email

  Send enrollment email to a set of new users inviting them to Akamai MFA. This operation provides users with unique links to enroll and activate authentication devices in Akamai MFA.

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• List users

  List user accounts configured in Akamai MFA, optionally filtered and paginated.

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• Get a user

  Get details about a specific user account, including the userId, status, and username. It also lists the alias information and groups that the user belongs to.

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• List bypass codes

  List all the bypass codes generated for a specific user account.

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• Get a bypass code

  Get a specific bypass code.

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• List the user's devices

  List all the user's authentication devices.

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• Assign groups

  Assign a set of groups to a user account. This operation lets you modify the users' group assignment when their role in the organization changes. After you modify the users' group membership, you can manage their access to different integrations at group level.

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• Assign policies

  Assign a set of policies to a user account. This operation lets you modify the users' access privileges when their role in the organization changes. After you modify the users' policy assignation, the users need to meet the requirements of a specific authentication policy before they can access a protected application.

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• Create a bypass code

  Generate a new bypass code for a specific user account.

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• Assign a hardware token

  Assign a hardware token to a specific user account. To assign a hardware token, you need the token's serial number. You can also unassign and reassign a hardware token from one active user account to another. A hardware token assigned to a user account that was deleted is automatically unassigned and can be reassigned to another user.

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• Enable a device

  Activate the user's authentication device.

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• Disable a device

  Deactivate the user's authentication device.

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• Delete a user

  Permanently delete a specific user account. You can delete any active user account from your Akamai MFA service. For manually added users, deleting means permanently removing the user accounts together with any enrolled authentication device. User accounts imported from an external directory and still existing in this source directory reappear after the next synchronization.

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