Log in with multifactor authentication, Freja eID+ and Microsoft Authenticator

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This manual shows how to log in with multifactor authentication at Umeå Universitys system.

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a service that gives you increased protection when logging in to some of the university’s systems. With multi-factor authentication, you log in in two steps, which gives you extra layer of protection on top of your Umu-id and password. Umeå university uses both Microsoft Authenticator and Freja eID+ as multifactor. This means that the log-in site can look different depending on which system you’re logging in to.

Freja eID+

Freja eID plus is a free, government approved digital ID card that helps you login in some systems at Umeå university. You can prove your identity in an application on your phone instead of showing a physical legitimation card.

Follow this manual to log in with Freja eID+.

Microsoft Authenticator

The app Microsoft Authenticator means that you log in on some services with your UMU-id and password, and then you approve the log in on your app Microsoft Authenticator on your phone or hardware token.

Follow this manual to log in with Microsoft Authenticator.

The difference of how to log in with either Freja eID+ or Microsoft Authenticator

When you log in on some of the University’s system, for example Skyddade dokument, you need to choose wether you want to log in with Freja eID+ or Microsoft Authenticator. It will look like this after you’ve typed your UMU-id and password:

Choose the alternative Sign in with Microsoft authenticator if you log in with a hardware token. You also choose this alternative if you use the Microsoft authenticator app on you mobile unit.

The only alternative for log in at Microsoft 365 is Microsoft Authenticator. After you’ve typed your UMU-id and password you will directly be asked to accept the login in your Microsoft Authenticator-app. You don’t have to choose which method you want to log in with.

 

Log in using multi-factor authentication (MFA) at Office 365

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Multifactor authentication (MFA) is a service that gives you increased protection when logging in to some of the university’s systems. With multi-factor authentication, you log in to the university’s systems in two steps: using your Umu-id and password, and using the Microsoft Authenticator app on your phone/tablet or a hardware token. In this guide, we will describe step-by-step how to log in to the University’s systems using multi-factor authentication on both your phone/tablet or hardware token.

Log in using code

  1. When logging in to a system that uses multi-factor authentication – log in using your Umu-id and password.
  2. Click Next.
  3. A window will show and you’ll be asked to open Microsoft Authenticator on your Phone.
  4. Start Microsoft Authenticator on your phone and choose your Umu account.
  5. Enter the code in “Enter number here” that is presented on your computer screen on your phone.
  6. Click Yes.
  7. You are now logged in!

Log in using a hardware token

  1. When logging in to a system that uses multi-factor authentication – log in using your Umu-id and password.
  2. Click Next.
  3. A window will be pop up on your computer asking you to accept the log in.
  4. Start your hardware token.
  5. The token will show six numbers. Fill in the numbers in the field Code on your computer.
  6. Click on Verify.
  7. Done!

If you can’t see the numbers on your mobilephone

Does it look like this when you open Authenticator on your iphone?

  1. Click on Hide.
  2. Then press to enter a new code from Microsoft Authenticator.
  3. You should see the numbers now.
  4. Go back to the app on your phone and enter the code being shown.

Change standard method for login (MFA)

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If you want to change your standard method for login, you can change it with this method.

  1. Visit the website Microsoft Safety info.
  2. Click the menu Security info.
    Add method multi-factor authentication
  3. Click on Default sign-in method.
  4. Choose between using a code from you app or getting a notification from the app.
  5. Done!