Click Add method to add an additional alternative phone, this can be a landline or alternative mobile and verify it again.Your phone will ring to verify it, once your answer it press the # (hash/pound) to confirm.You can also add an international/alternative telephone number. Now add your alternative security contacts – this is an important step which we can use to authenticate who you are, in case the app stops working. Check/tick the Don’t show this again option and click Yes.
If you can't use your phone camera, you'll have to manually enter the 9-digit code and the URL.iPhone users may have to enable the camera, in Settings in order to scan the QR code.If you are doing the whole process on your phone, switch to the keeping your account secure page, click Can’t scan image? and note down the 9-digit code and the URL and enter it manually into the authenticator phone app. Use your phone to scan the QR code displayed on your computer.SelectWork or school account and accept the app permissions.Tap on Add account (the + sign) on your phone.Once installed, launch the app on your phone and skip through the wizard if required.Once installed click Next on your computer/device.On your mobile device, install the Microsoft Authenticator app. You can download this from Google Play, Apple app store and the Microsoft app store.When you first try to log into one of the MFA-enabled systems or services you will be prompted to provide more information to configure a secondary authentication method.You will probably have come across MFA already when doing online banking or online shopping. MFA uses additional methods to verify who you are when you sign in this could be an app on your work or personal smart phone, or a phone call. MFA adds an extra layer of security, following the input of your username and password, when you access some university services and systems while off campus. You only need to do this set up once, however you can edit your MFA preferences at any time. When you first try to log into one of the MFA-enabled systems or services you will be prompted to configure a secondary authentication method. MFA uses an additional method to verify who you are when you sign in this could be an app on your work or personal smart phone, or a phone call. This adds an extra layer of security, while off campus or when using no-university equipment. When you access some university services and systems, you may need to verify your identity via Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) following the input of your username and password.
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