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Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
MFA: Set Up Alternate Sign-in, Add or Make Changes
MFA: Set Up Alternate Sign-in, Add or Make Changes
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Article Type:
How To
Question:
How do I set up an alternate sign-in option(s) or add or make changes to my MFA settings?
Answer:
You can add or make changes to MFA settings by following the instruction steps below.
There may be times you need to change your MFA information or settings, for instance if you change to a new phone or new phone number or would like to set up the Authenticator app on a new device.
In addition, it’s strongly encouraged to set up more than one option for you to select as alternate sign-in option(s). This helps ensure you are not locked out of your account in case any issues are encountered with the primary method you have selected or in the event:
You do not have access to your primary authentication phone
Your phone battery is dead
Your primary phone device is lost, stolen or damaged
You are preparing to transition to a new phone or number and will need an alternate sign-in option to ensure you do not get locked out of your account
Once you have set up an alternate backup authentication sign-in option(s), this is how you
view and select alternate sign-in options
.
Steps:
Note
: These instructions assume you are currently set up and are enrolled in MFA.
Step 1)
Browse to
https://aka.ms/mfasetup
.
Step 2)
If you are not already signed in you will be prompted to sign in:
Sign in with your username and password (
Students
: StarID@go.minnstate.edu /
Employees
:StarID@minnstate.edu).
Step 3)
Once logged in, you may need to click the
Additional security verification
browser tab.
Add or make your changes.
Unless you have selected
Call my office phone
as your primary device, the 10-digit number listed for
Authentication Phone
is the primary default phone number for MFA sign-in verification (i.e. this is for both Microsoft Authenticator app and Authentication phone options).
To set up an alternate sign-in option check the box next to
Alternate authentication phone
, select country and enter a 10-digit phone number.
Step 4)
After you have made your changes click
Save
.
If you have set up an alternate sign-in authentication option, this is how you
view and select alternate sign-in options
.
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Created
Tue 8/3/21 10:15 AM
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Check out this article I found in the ARCC-ATC Client Portal knowledge base.<br /><br /><a href="https://oitservices.arcc-atc.com/TDClient/2198/Portal/KB/ArticleDet?ID=136412">https://oitservices.arcc-atc.com/TDClient/2198/Portal/KB/ArticleDet?ID=136412</a><br /><br />MFA: Set Up Alternate Sign-in, Add or Make Changes<br /><br />Instructions to set up an alternate back-up sign in option(s) or add or make changes to MFA settings after you have set up and enrolled in MFA.