

If you have a mobile device that you will use most often with Duo, then we recommend you set Duo to enable automatic push requests. Setting up Duo Default Authentication Options Please choose what type of device you are adding, then enter and confirm the phone number of that device, and finally, you will be able to activate duo mobile. Next, select an authentication method, if you do not have access to another device that you have previously enrolled into DUO, you will be unable to add a new device based on this method, and will instead need to contact the IT Help Center at (303) 871-4700.įrom here, the setup will mimic that of the initial setup. This setting might not be available on certain apps, so please use Office365.du.edu to do so. To start enrolling a new device, click Add A New Device.
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Laptop MacOS 10.14 (Mojave) and newer, users must delete any pre-Duo DU email account from their iPhone, then add the email back in using the automatic "sign-in workflow" (do not use the manual configuration option).iOS 11 and newer versions are supported older iOS versions must use Outlook mobile appįor those already on iOS 11 or newer, users must delete any pre-Duo DU email account from their iPhone, then add the email back in using the automatic "sign-in workflow" (do not use the manual configuration option).
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Android native mail is not supported users must use the Outlook mobile app.Please note the following information from Duo regarding electronic devices and email: *The mobile apps perform much better than the standard mobile email application. using the Microsoft Outlook email application for your desktop.configuring Outlook (Exchange email) on Android devices.downloading the Outlook app on Apple mobile devices.
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Duo Multi-Factor Authentication enhances security by adding a second layer of authentication to your login. The University of Denver provides Duo security to help students, faculty, and staff protect themselves and the University against cybercrime.

What is Duo Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)?
