- Let's go ahead and configure multi-factor authentication
for individual users in Azure active directory.
To do so, select users
and then multi-factor authentication,
and this will open up a new window for you.
Next, select the user or users that you wish
to enable multi-factor authentication for,
select enable and then enable again.
We can also manage user settings from here.
We can require that the selected users provide
contact methods again, so if they've already provided them,
they'll be forced to do it one more time.
We can delete all existing at passwords
that have been generated by the selected users,
and finally we can restore multi-factor authentication
on all remembered devices.
A class example of why you'd implement this
is if the user has lost their device.
Go ahead and click save,
and once MFA has been enabled we can enforce
the user to create at passwords to use non-browser apps.
This will typically effect legacy apps
such as Outlook 2010 and Apple Mail
that do not support MFA.
If is from here that we can also disable MFA for the user
by simply clicking disable and selecting yes,
and that's all there is to enabling
multi-factor authentication to your users
in Azure active directory.