Step-by-step guide on using the Hudu OTP Generator on Office 365 Admin Accounts

Our built-in TOTP generator allows for traditional OTP code viewing; as well as team collaboration and secure, external sharing. 

    If setting this up on a personal account, proceed to the end of this article.

Guide

  • In the Microsoft Admin Portal, start searching for Multi-Factor Authentication.
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  • Now, click on the popup and hit Configure multi-factor authentication
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  • Then, choose a user to enable it for a user:

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  • Click Enable MFA
  • On the info screen, hit ((enable multi-factor auth))

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  • You will now need to log out and re-login.
  • After entering your username and password, hit Next.
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  • Choose "Set up a different authentication app".
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  • Select Next, then on the Scan the QR code screen, click the Can't scan the QR code? button below the QR code.
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  • You will need to paste the Secret key generated into the Hudu OTP field.
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    The secret key must be at least 16 characters long and use Base32 formatting.

  • Enter the Secret Key provided in Hudu to generate the One-Time Password:

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