1. Go to https://aka.ms/proofup and login with your SCCCD credentials
2. On the next page you will have 3 options:
   1. Authentication phone – to receive text messages or phone call for multifactor.
   2. Mobile app – to receive a push notification approval message for multifactor.
   3. Office phone – Avoid this method as you will not be able to login offsite.
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3. Follow the section below for whichever method you choose.

 The Microsoft Authenticator app receives push notifications to approve login attempts. This method is quicker and more convenient than having to type in one-time codes from text messages. 

1. Download and install the Microsoft Authenticator app on your Android or iOS device 
2. On your computer, go to https://aka.ms/proofup and login. Select Mobile app from the drop down, check receive notifications for verification, and click Set up.
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4. You will be presented with a QR code on your computer.
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6. Open the Microsoft Authenticator app on your phone. Click add account. This option might be hidden in the vertical ellipsis ( ⋮ ) menu on some platforms. Select work or school account and choose scan QR code. When the camera opens up, proceed to scan the QR code on your computer screen. After a few seconds, you will receive a message that it has been successfully added.

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11. Click next on the computer screen. you will be asked to approve a notification through the Microsoft Authenticator app. Approve the notification on your mobile device.
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13. You may be asked to provide a mobile number as a backup in case you lose access to the mobile app. Provide that number at this time and provide the texted verification code if applicable.
    
14. Click done.

1. Go to https://aka.ms/proofup and login. 
2. Select authentication phone from the drop down and enter your 10-digit phone number including area code. Choose to receive a text message or phone call based on your preference. 
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4. Click next. 
5. You will receive a text message or phone call. Enter the code you receive. 
6. Example: Mobile text verification 
7. Example: Verification field in browser for initial text setup 
8. 5. Click verify. 
9. 6. Click done. 

The following is optional and only needed if you have added multiple authentication methods and need to change your preferred method. 

1. Go to https://aka.ms/proofup to see your additional security verification summary page. If you see the same initial multifactor signup page earlier in this guide, you may need to logout of Office 365, close all browsers, and go back to the Proofup link and login. 
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3. To change your preferred option, click the drop-down below “what’s your preferred option?” and choose one of the following: 
   1. Notify me through app: You'll receive a push notification through your authenticator app that you have a waiting verification prompt.
   2. Call my authentication phone: You'll get a phone call on your mobile device, asking you to verify your information.
   3. Text code to my authentication phone: You'll get a verification code as part of a text message on your mobile device. You must enter this code into the verification prompt for your work or school account.
   4. Call my office phone: You'll get a phone call on your office phone, asking you to verify your information.
   5. Use verification code from app: You'll use your authenticator app to get a 6-digit rotating verification code you will type into the prompt. The code changes every 30 seconds.
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4. After choosing your preferred method, click Save. You may be required to verify you can authenticate with the method chosen. 

1. After proofup is completed and MFA has been enabled by District or Campus IS, go to https://myportal.scccd.edu and click sign in 
2. Login with credentials
3. Approve in the mobile app or click use a different verification option to provide an authenticator app code, token code, or text message code.
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5. After MFA approval, you will be redirected to the portal.
6. The experience will be similar for other SSO-enabled applications such as Office 365. 

1. If you see this page, click add sign-in method
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3. Choose a method and confirm
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5. Follow onscreen instructions, the steps will be similar to the above mobile app/phone configurations. 

1. If you see the following page, click next to set up the Microsoft Authenticator app or “I want to set up a different method” to use a phone
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4. Follow onscreen instructions, the steps will be similar to the above mobile app/phone configurations.