Microsoft® also provides a guide for deploying multi-factor authentication for your Office 365 tenant. The selected user is now no longer be able to use multi-factor authentication with their account. When you are prompted, select yes, then close. Select the check box next to the user you need to disable multi-factor authentication for. Use the following steps to disable multi-factor authentication for a user: The selected user can now log in to their Office 365 account and re-register with multi-factor authentication.ĭisable multi-factor authentication for a user Select the check box next to Require selected users to provide contact methods again. Under quick steps, select Manage user settings. Use the following steps to reset the existing multi-factor authentication configuration for a user: When this occurs, you need to reset their multi-factor settings so that they can re-register. Your user may lose access to the device that they used to register with multi-factor authentication. Reset existing multi-factor authentication configuration for a user The selected user is now required to configure and use multi-factor authentication for their account.
When you are prompted, select enforce multi-factor auth, then close. Select the check box next to the user you need to enforce multi-factor authentication for. Use the following steps to enforce multi-factor authentication for a user: To require a user to use multi-factor authentication, you must enforce multi-factor authentication for their account. Require a user to use multi-factor authentication
The selected user is now able to configure multi-factor authentication for their account. When you are prompted, select enable multi-factor auth. Select the check box next to the user you need to enable multi-factor authentication for. Use the following steps to enable multi-factor authentication for a user:įrom the left menu, select Office 365 Admin Center.įrom the top menu, select Multi-factor authentication. Enable multi-factor authentication for a user This second form of authentication is an additional layer of security and minimizes the chances of account compromise. Multi-factor authentication requires users to provide a second form of authentication when accessing their account. Requiring multi-factor authentication for all users safeguards access to your organization’s data and applications. Tools Needed: Administrators need access to the Office 365 Control Panelįor more information about prerequisite terminology, see Cloud Office support terminology.This article describes how administrators can manage multi-factor authentication for Office 365® users.
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