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I had a similar problem very recently with OVH. Though it's not related to smartphones. I migrated my personal domain (nameserver and email) to a different IP
by jesprenj 4y ago
I had a similar problem very recently with OVH. Though it's not related to smartphones.
I migrated my personal domain (nameserver and email) to a different IP address. After migrating the server, I wanted to change the glue record on OVH.ie. They detected some suspicious activity and prompted me to enter the code that was sent to my email, email on the domain that has unreachable namesevers because I couldn't log in to their dashboard. I had no 2FA enabled.
The interesting part about this is that I knew it might cause problems, so I also added a secondary email address to OVH, the one from our national academic research network. But OVH only sends codes to the primary mail! How useful ...
- emj 4y ago> only sends codes to the primary mail One should be able to login with multiple methods. E.g. with 2FA you should always be able to connect two devices, and if you choose to login with a third party like Google/Facebook you should be able to add a password for login as well.