Updating...
Skip to main content
Filter your search by category. Current category:
All
All
Knowledge Base
Service Catalog
Search the client portal
Search
Sign In
Show Applications Menu
Client Portal
Sign In
Search
Home
Projects
Services
Knowledge Base
More Applications
Skip to Knowledge Base content
Search
Articles
Blank
Knowledge Base
Retiree
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Setup for Retirees
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Setup for Retirees
Tags
security
multi-factor-authentication
mfa
retiree
In any browser, log into
outlook.office.com
.
Click
Next
.
Input the
phone number
you would like to use to receive texts or calls as your secondary form of authentication. Choose to have Microsoft
text me a code
or
call me
and then click
Next.
If you chose to have a code sent to you via text, enter it and click
Next
.
Click
Next.
If you chose to receive a call, press
pound (#)
on your phone when prompted.
Click
Next
.
Your default authentication method will be listed on the confirmation screen, as well as the phone number you entered. Click
Done
.
Sign in to leave feedback
0 reviews
Blank
Blank
Blank
Blank
Print Article
Details
Article ID:
149108
Created
Tue 2/14/23 3:13 PM
Modified
Wed 6/7/23 9:42 AM
Deleting...
×
Share
Recipient(s)
- separate email addresses with a comma
Message
Press Alt + 0 within the editor to access accessibility instructions, or press Alt + F10 to access the menu.
Check out this article I found in the Client Portal knowledge base.<br /><br /><a href="https://govstech.apsu.edu/TDClient/2071/Portal/KB/ArticleDet?ID=149108">https://govstech.apsu.edu/TDClient/2071/Portal/KB/ArticleDet?ID=149108</a><br /><br />Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Setup for Retirees