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0D51Y00005nSezPSASOkta Classic EngineAdministrationAnswered2022-11-17T17:57:47.000Z2018-12-10T22:55:07.000Z2018-12-18T14:48:15.000Z
  • Hey there!

     

    Yes, you can enforce any number of factors that an user needs to enroll to. You just need to go under Security -> Multifactor, and there in Factor Types enable the factors that you want the users to enroll to. Afterwards, just go to the next tab, Factor Enrollment, edit your existing policy and set up all the factors that you need on Required.

    Update the policy and then make sure you have a rule to match the user IP's to enroll into multi-factor. As such, any user that will login afterwards will be prompted to enroll into all the required multi-factors. Please let us know if you have any further questions related to this.

     

    Wish you a great day!

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  • Thanks for the reply. One additional question, we don't have "Factor Enrollment" as an option in our admin settings, is this a feature that needs to be enabled for our tenant?

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