@apprei9

SSH doesn’t do 2FA by default, so you need to login with the password you’ve received via email, when you created the droplet.

@apprei9

When logging into SSH, it will ask you to input the username and the password. The password will not show any characters being input as a security precaution.
And the first login will then ask for the current password again, and ask you to create a new password (and re-enter that password again).

@apprei9

Like I wrote before. That’s the process of the first login. It’s asking you create a new password, since the first-login password was sent via un-encrypted email, so it’s not considered safe.
Again, SSH doesn’t support 2FA unless you add different modules. Your Authenticator is for your DigitalOcean account, not the droplets.