diff --git a/languages/en_US/helptext.txt b/languages/en_US/helptext.txt
index 1ed76339c..097e79028 100644
--- a/languages/en_US/helptext.txt
+++ b/languages/en_US/helptext.txt
@@ -2263,11 +2263,11 @@ Provide a comma separated list of urls that are allowed to access the unraid-api
:end
:myservers_remote_t2fa_help:
-When Transparent 2FA for Remote Access is enabled, you will access your server by clicking the "Remote Access" link on the My Servers dashboard. The system will transparently request a 2FA token from your server and embed it in the server's login form. Your server will deny any Remote Access login attempt that does not include a valid token. Each token can be used only once, and is only valid for five minutes.
+When Transparent 2FA for Remote Access is enabled, you will access your server by clicking the "Remote Access" link on the Go to Connect. The system will transparently request a 2FA token from your server and embed it in the server's login form. Your server will deny any Remote Access login attempt that does not include a valid token. Each token can be used only once, and is only valid for five minutes.
:end
:myservers_local_t2fa_help:
-When Transparent 2FA for Local Access is enabled, you will access your server by clicking the "Local Access" link on the My Servers dashboard. The system will transparently request a 2FA token from your server and embed it in the server's login form. Your server will deny any Local Access login attempt that does not include a valid token. Each token can be used only once, and is only valid for five minutes.
+When Transparent 2FA for Local Access is enabled, you will access your server by clicking the "Local Access" link on the Go to Connect. The system will transparently request a 2FA token from your server and embed it in the server's login form. Your server will deny any Local Access login attempt that does not include a valid token. Each token can be used only once, and is only valid for five minutes.
This is fairly extreme for Local Access, and in most cases is not needed. It requires a solid Internet connection. If you need to access the webGUI while the Internet is down, SSH to the server and run 'use_ssl no', this will give you access via http://=$nginx['NGINX_LANIP']?>=$nginx['NGINX_PORT'] !== '80' ? ':'.$nginx['NGINX_PORT'] : '' ?>
:end