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Adding an Account to the OMA App by Entering the Key Manually

If you skipped MFA enrollment during sign in, use the Oracle Mobile Authenticator (OMA) app to link the app to an account in an MFA-protected identity domain by entering the key manually.

Before You Begin

  1. Download the OMA app if you haven't already. See Downloading the Oracle Mobile Authenticator App.
  2. Access the Console using your desktop. Note: If you don't know how to access the Console, look for the link in your Welcome email.
  3. In the navigation bar, select the Profile menu and then select User settings or My profile, depending on the option that you see.
  4. Select the Security tab.
  5. In the 2-step verification section, in Mobile app, select Configure.

    The Console displays the Authentication QR code.

  6. On the Mobile application page, select the Offline mode or use another authenticator app checkbox, and then select Enter key manually.

    The enrollment instructions on the page switch to configuring the OMA app manually. Leave the Console open.

To add an account to the OMA app by entering the key manually, complete the following steps:
  1. Open the OMA app on your mobile device, and then tap Add account (plus sign).
  2. Tap Enter key manually.
  3. Select Oracle as the Account Type, and then enter your username as the Account, which is typically your email address.
  4. Enter the key from the Mobile application page in the Console, and then tap Save.
  5. After setup is complete, the OMA app displays a one-time passcode (OTP) for your account. Enter that OTP on the Mobile application page in the Console.
  6. Select Verify.

    After setup is complete, you'll see the account added to the OMA app, and you will also see the Mobile app tile in the Console.

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