Authentication mode is meant to make your BenQ Board more secure, requiring users to login in order to use the board.
For EDLA Models, toggling on Authentication Mode will remove Guest Mode. Note that when authentication mode is enabled, it disabled ALL inputs as well as the physical panel buttons (INCLUDING the power button).
Enabling Authentication on Multiple Boards
Enabling Authentication on a Single Board
Enable Authentication Mode on Multiple boards via DMS Policy
- Login to dms.benq.com with an Admin level account
- Navigate to the Policies section.
- If you haven't already created a Policy you want to use, then click
to Add a policy.
- If you want to add to an existing Policy, click Edit on the existing policy.
- If you haven't already created a Policy you want to use, then click
- Go to Launcher Settings and toggle on Remotely Control AMS Settings.
- Enable Activate AMS Service. It'll prompt you to change to local admin password. Click Confirm if you don't want to change it.
- Click into Access Security.
- Toggle on Authentication Mode and click Confirm. Then click Apply to confirm your changes. Authentication mode will now be enabled on this board.
- Deploy the policy (or Update if modifying existing policy) and confirm the policy is on the board(s) via the Device tab of the policy.
You can also browse to the Event log section and confirm that your deployment was successful.
Enabling Authentication Mode on a Single Board
- Login to dms.benq.com with an Admin level account
- Navigate to the Devices tab from the DMS Navigation Panel and Select your board.
- Click the
to go into Detailed Information.
- Under Apps > Toggle on Remotely Control AMS Settings.
- Enable Activate AMS Service. It'll prompt you to change to local admin password. Click Confirm if you don't want to change it.
- Click into Access Security.
- Toggle on Authentication Mode and click Confirm. Then click Apply to confirm your changes. Authentication mode will now be enabled on this board.