In the Configure Multi-factor Authentication dialog box select Enable Multi-factor Authentication and click OK.Select Configure Multi-factor Authentication.Navigate to Administration > Mobile Device Management > Multi-factor Authentication.Logon on to the Microsoft Intune administration console.After the following four steps multi-factor authentication will be enabled for device enrollment of Windows 8.1 (and newer) and Windows Phone 8.1: The configuration is really, as mentioned in the title, easy. Multi-factor authentication is only required during the device enrollment.The devices to enroll are all Windows 8.1 (and newer) or Windows Phone 8.1.The Mobile Device Management Authority is set to Microsoft Intune.This specific multi-factor authentication configuration is only possible when the following situations are applicable: Scenarioīefore I’ll start with this configuration for multi-factor authentication it’s important to mention a couple of lines about the scenario. This first part will be the easiest configuration, without anything fancy like single sign-on. In this blog series I will describe a few different multi-factor authentication configurations for, initially, Microsoft Intune standalone. These new capabilities and improvements triggered me to do a new small blog series and this time about multi-factor authentication. Also, next to those adjustments there were the “long” hoped for improvements to the Windows Phone 8.1 enrollment process.

By now I think it’s save to assume that everybody knows about the new capabilities of Microsoft Intune that where added last week.

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