All new students, faculty & staff must set up Multi-Factor Authentication BEFORE activating an account.
Instructions for configuring MFA and creating a new password for new Administrator accounts.
Instructions for completing One-Time Password (OTP) setup for new administrator accounts. OTP allows users to authenticate as admin even when the computer is offline.
First-time login instructions for new administrator accounts on MacOS
A QR Code will allow you to add a device to your account.
Map SharedSpace on Windows PC
Microsoft Authenticator updated to 2 digit number matching
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is an authentication method requiring two or more pieces of information to access an application/website.
Adding a second method for MFA will keep you from getting locked out of your account.
Setup a new device to authenticate into account.
We have many personas in our digital life (For example: your personal Gmail account, your TU Microsoft account, and many others you may be signed into). Among all of these logins, you may begin to experience inconsistent access to your TU services. When you experience these issues, here are some first steps to try.