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#GOOGLE AUTHENTICATOR INSTALL#

Don’t click Next in the browser yet instead, on your mobile device, launch Google Authenticator.

If your device supports scanning the QR code: Perform the QR code scanning steps that apply to you:

Select your device type, and then click Next.

On the Setup security authenticators screen, click Set up.

In the web browser on your computer: When signing in to Okta or accessing an Okta-protected resource, enter your credentials and then click Next.

#GOOGLE AUTHENTICATOR INSTALL#

Go to the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store and install Google Authenticator on your device.In Effective factors, set Google Authenticator to Optional or Required.Select the policy you want to edit, and then click Edit.To add one or more rules to the policy, see Configure an MFA enrollment policy rule.Set Google Authenticator to Optional or Required.On the Factor Enrollment tab, add a new or edit an existing multifactor policy.Enroll Google Authenticator in a multifactor policy.Click Inactive in the upper right and then select Activate.In Factor Types, click Google Authenticator.In the Admin Console, go to Security > Multifactor.Then, users who select it to authenticate are prompted to enter the time-based, six-digit code they see in the Google Authenticator app in Okta.Įnroll Google Authenticator in a multifactor policy In Okta, admins add Google Authenticator to the list of accepted factors. Google Authenticator is an app that provides a Time-based One-time Password (TOTP) as a second factor of authentication to users who sign in to environments where multifactor authentication (MFA) is required.