Home > Etown Systems > Multi-Factor Authentication > Authentication Methods - Multi-Factor Authentication
Authentication Methods - Multi-Factor Authentication
Use this page to determine which multi-factor authentication method is right for you!
Option 1: Microsoft Authenticator App (Six Digit Code)
How to verify: You must enter a code from the Microsoft Authenticator app into the login window to verify logins.
Details:
- Uses Microsoft Authenticator app on smartphone or tablet
- A six digit code is entered to verify login
- Requirements:
- Ability to download apps on smartphone or tablet
- A cellular data or wifi connection on the smartphone or tablet. This is needed for only the initial download of the app. Verification codes do not need a data connection
- The Microsoft Authenticator App MUST remain on the smartphone or tablet for all verifications. It cannot be deleted.
- MOST SECURE METHOD!!
Option 2: Text Messages (Six Digit Code)
How to verify: You must enter a code from an SMS text message into the login window to verify logins.
Details:
- Does not require smart phone or tablet
- A six digit code (sent as a text message) is entered to log in
- Requirements:
- Access to a mobile phone which can receive SMS text messages
- A cellular (non-data) connection for all verifications
- SECOND MOST SECURE METHOD!!
Option 3: Microsoft Authenticator App (Push Notification)
How to verify: You must acknowledge (tap) a pop-notification from the Microsoft Authenticator app to verify.
Details:
- Uses Microsoft Authenticator app on smartphone or tablet
- A push message is verified (tapped) to login
- Requirements:
- Ability to download apps on smartphone or tablet
- A cellular data or wifi connection on the smartphone or tablet. This is needed for both the initial download of the app and for all verifications.
- The Microsoft Authenticator App MUST remain on the smartphone or tablet for all verifications. It cannot be deleted.
Option 4: Phone Call (Press #)
How to verify: You receive a phone call from Microsoft and must press “#” key to verify.
Details:
- Does not require smartphone or tablet
- A phone call is received from Microsoft and “#” key is pressed
- Requirements:
- Access to any mobile phone (or land line)
- Cellular (non-data) connection for mobile phone calls
| Author: kadens | Last Updated: 11/6/2019 2:25 PM | Page Views: 114 |
helpdesk.etown.edu/helpconsole2012/kb/default.aspx?pageid=authentication_methods___multi_factor_authentication
|