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Setting up Multi-Factor Authentication as User in the AT&T Office@Hand Online Account | #96841

 

Mutli-factor authentication (MFA) is a security protocol that reduces the possibility of fraud and compromised accounts. When a super admin requires MFA for all users, users will then complete MFA registration upon their next login to any AT&T Office@Hand App or to the Admin Portal.

Users can set up multi-factor authentication in any AT&T Office@Hand App or in the AT&T Office@Hand Admin Portal.

NOTE: Before you begin this process, you’ll need to install one of these authenticator apps on your mobile device:

  • Google Authenticator
  • Microsoft Authenticator
  • Okta Verify

 

Setting up multi-factor authentication in AT&T Office@Hand apps

If your admin enabled MFA for your account, you’ll be logged out of all AT&T Office@Hand apps and will need to follow the steps below.

  • Sign in to the AT&T Office@Hand Desktop, Web, or Mobile.
  • Using the authenticator app on your smartphone, scan the QR code that appears on the AT&T Office@Hand login screen.
  • Enter the code from the authenticator app to the AT&T Office@Hand login prompt.
  • Click Verify.

 

Setting up multi-factor authentication in the AT&T Office@Hand Admin Portal

  1. Go to the Admin Portal and sign in.
  2. In the top menu, click Settings.
  3. Click User Details > Security.
  4. Under Two-factor authentication, click Edit.

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  5. In the popup window, enter your current password, then click Continue.
  6. Click Set up.

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  7. Scan the QR code with your mobile device’s authenticator app.
  8. Click Next.

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  9. In the Verify device tab, enter your authenticator app’s verification code into the spaces provided, then click Verify.

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You’ll receive an email with instructions on setting up two-factor authentication.

 

Key Words: AT&T Office@Hand, Multi-Factor Authentication, MFA, Admin Portal, Online Account, Users