Forum Discussion
Skip MFA for a single public IP
- May 30, 2020
Generally you can complete this within the CA policy, its one of the conditions.
You can either specify a Named Location or just use the MFA Trusted IP list.
Also, would suggest configuring locations.
CA Policy -> Conditions -> Locations -> Configure "Yes" -> Include "Selected Locations"/Trusted Locations"
Depending on licensing requirements and capabilities, if Azure P1 is accessible, would suggest going down the path of Azure MFA opposed to the so called O365 MFA.
Generally you can complete this within the CA policy, its one of the conditions.
You can either specify a Named Location or just use the MFA Trusted IP list.
Also, would suggest configuring locations.
CA Policy -> Conditions -> Locations -> Configure "Yes" -> Include "Selected Locations"/Trusted Locations"
Depending on licensing requirements and capabilities, if Azure P1 is accessible, would suggest going down the path of Azure MFA opposed to the so called O365 MFA.