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Jesper Stein
Oct 20, 2016Brass Contributor
MFA and Powershell
Hi. I am testing MFA on some admin users. I have given the MFA admins a EMS licens so whitelisting of IPs is supported. So I have whitelisted our office IP, and when my admin go to https://outlo...
- Oct 24, 2016
Hey Everyone,
Thanks for your continued engagement. The MFA Powershell team says I can share the link with y'all: http://aka.ms/exopspreview
Do let us know if you have feedback.
Thanks!
Brandon Koeller
Andrew Hackett
Jan 05, 2017Copper Contributor
Hi Jesper,
Not sure if this is still an issue for you, but we've been able to get this working for our Admins (note that for this to work the admin account needs to be cloud only, federated accounts will not work).
You've already done the IP whitelisting which is good, the missing piece (for us) was to delete the default app password that get's created when you enable MFA on the admin account.
Follow the below steps to delete the default app password:
- Enable MFA on your cloud admin account
- Go to this link: https://portal.office.com/account/#security
- Click on Additional Security Verification
- Click on Update my phone numbers used for account security
- Click on the app passwords tab
- Delete the default app password that was created
Try connecting to Office 365 services via Powershell.
Jesper Stein
Mar 07, 2017Brass Contributor
Don't know if I am the only one that missed this, but Microsoft released an Exchange online Powershell that support MFA.