

You are then prompted to enter one of those codes on screen in order to validate the login attempt. When using this option, Duo will text five single-use numeric codes to your mobile phone. Though it is labeled as Landline, you can enter any valid phone number in this field (home, office, mobile, etc.). If you do not have a smartphone, you can use the Landline option to have Duo call you by phone to approve a login attempt. Depending on your mobile device setup, approving a login via your mobile device can be as simple as one tap! Automated phone call (Landline or mobile) Your smartphone is most likely to be with you whether you're accessing the service from work or home. This is the preferred method for multi-factor authentication at RIT. Push notification via the Duo Security mobile app on your smartphone or tablet If you are unable to access any of your second factor options, please visit the RIT Service Center with your RIT ID card, and we can issue a one-time bypass code. forgotten mobile phone), or if you replace your mobile phone. This way, you will still be able to access the application even if something unexpected occurs (e.g.


We suggest that you set up more than one option, such as mobile push and bypass codes. For your convenience, the list below describes the supported methods at RIT. The enrollment process will present you with multiple options available to use for multi-factor, and will walk you through steps to set up each option.

You will be prompted to enroll the first time MFA is required. Return to Multi-factor Authentication overview To enroll in multi-factor authentication: Technical and Management Representatives.Private Information Handling Quick Reference.Faculty and Staff PIMI Responsibilities.
